I put a Roof nest on top of my Chevy. Seems to be pretty good quality material, and built well. Takes 30 seconds to pop it up, about 2 mins to take it down. I keep all my pillows and bedding in it while collapsed and no leaks yet. I went with the largest one they had because of the head room...
Finished the trim/ headliner. Going to carry my inflatable mattress, down comforter and pillows in the the headliner space.
old and busted, to new hotness
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Us cargo control made it for me. I just gave them my dimensions. It was cheaper to install this than the OME headliner and it's functionable now. I'm working on putting in some Xmat heat/sound deadener, then I'll just store blankets and cold gear up in it.
After over a 100 man hours, I finally got the rusted piggy primed inside and out and raptor lined. I severely underestimated the amount of work this was. Looking forward to other projects not involving a welder, grinder, and sheet metal.
well, I’ve underestimated the amount of work that needed to go into this rust removal process. But it’s been rewarding to see the cancer coming out one piece at a time.
Got some new shoes. FN 5 star wheels with my repurposed Hankooks. Starting to come together. More body work coming, hoping to have it primed the first week of March.
That is exactly what I wanted to here. The sniper is sitting in my cart waiting to place order. Looks like it's going to escalate to the front of the list. Thanks
Copy that. Already making needed repairs. Weld in new metal, paint it or raptor line it, new tires and new interior and fuel injection and head for the hills.,