And the shell refurb is done, the white vinyl wrap was a PITA but it turned out great and is quite a good color match.
Let's see those full size rigs - Trucks & SUV
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My 2008 F250 SuperDuty I am setting up for overlanding. I have built a shelf system in the bed for storage that will be under the bed tent and queen mattress. When not in use, the tent folds down onto the mattress and I close the cover keeping everything dry and clean. Have only had the truck for a month. I am planning a trip on the TAT East Coast section this coming spring/summer.
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Thanks. 1998 E250 Sportsmobile. I love it! It's 2WD at the moment, but I hope to do something about that in 2021.
Well, I bet even at 2wd, the right tires on there for the right season, will get you almost anywhere you want to go. Forest trails, dessert trails. I can imagine 4x4 would make that one of the roomiest, comfy offroad vehicles ever
Uh, for me, I just turn the little dial clockwise and wait for the "shift in progress" message and light.
Sorry. Couldn't resist.
There are shops that do it. I'm currently talking to Timberline in Golden, CO and AJ's in Hillsboro, OR.
I'd like to see a short 80's and 90's ChevyVan or EconoLine with the sliding side door all done up 4x4
I miss the shifters from the GMT400 platform, but hey, these dials are progress, right. Doesnt matter that if a shitty song comes on I might accidentally end up out of 4wd and into a ditch. I guess that's why they moved the dial from the center stack to the left of the steering wheel
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My 2020 6.7 liter PS Tremor- Added (5) 18X9 Fuel “Beast” wheels with a +1offset and (5) quieter Nitto Ridge Grappler 35X12.50. I added XPEL.com -full hood, fenders, flares, quarter panels, mirror caps, headlights, w/s pillars, tailgate. Added - Iconic Silver ARE Z topper to keep our camping gear high and dry.
My friends after first seeing it called it the “Beast”...so it stuck. It’s the fastest truck I have ever driven and owned.
With 475 hp and 1050# of torque it easily tows our Oliver Legacy Elite ll effortlessly, plenty of cargo room. - Happy Campers.
+1 offset on the Fuel Beast wheels, I really like the Nitto RG’s over the Duratracs.
Glad to have the ARE Z topper - keeps our camping gear and bicycles high and dry.
Roughing it...lol
My friends after first seeing it called it the “Beast”...so it stuck. It’s the fastest truck I have ever driven and owned.
With 475 hp and 1050# of torque it easily tows our Oliver Legacy Elite ll effortlessly, plenty of cargo room. - Happy Campers.
+1 offset on the Fuel Beast wheels, I really like the Nitto RG’s over the Duratracs.
Glad to have the ARE Z topper - keeps our camping gear and bicycles high and dry.
Roughing it...lol
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Sold my 5th gen 1500 and took the lessons learned from that and decided on a Power Wagon. I've had it for about 7 months now. Just put on a Front Runner bed rack to play nice with the ram boxes.
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Went out and played in mine over the weekend.
