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  1. AZLC200

    Simple/Cheap Sleeping Platform

    They are 11 3/4", but I do have them sitting on top of a rubber cargo mat. When I removed the 3rd row seats I bought a Heritage Edition cargo mat which is what it sits on top of. If you aren't using a rear mat, you'd want to make them a little longer. Here is a photo of the mat for reference.
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    Simple/Cheap Sleeping Platform

    Cost: A 4x8 sheet of 3/4" plywood was about $50. I opted for a better-quality plywood because the front portion is sitting directly on the folded down second row. Home Depot cut it into the dimension I needed at not cost. I already had a 2x4 that I cut for the legs. Bolts, nuts, washers...
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    Simple/Cheap Sleeping Platform

    With the second row up, I had to find a place to put the front portion for the drive out and back. Ended up just flipping it upside down and putting it on top of the rear platform. It would move around a bit with nothing on it, but once things are packed on top of the it there's no movement.
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    Simple/Cheap Sleeping Platform

    Once assembled, I put a memory foam mattress on top of it. I picked this up on Amazon--it was $117 when I bought it, looks like the price has gone up since then. It came with the pillow shown in the photo. Beware that the mattress is pretty big, even when rolled up. It did fit underneath the...
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    Simple/Cheap Sleeping Platform

    I wanted something that would keep the two portions of the platform attached to each other, so I decided to attach them with a 1x4 strip that would be bolted into each portion of the platform. I also didn't want to have to get tools out assemble it while on the road. First I bolted the 1x4...
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    Simple/Cheap Sleeping Platform

    It took a little bit of trial and error to get the second platform to work. I went with the same 2'8" width and a 2'6" long platform. I'm 6'2" so wanted as much length to the platform as I could get while still fitting in the front seat. This dimension did require me to move the front seat...
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    Simple/Cheap Sleeping Platform

    I started by creating two different platforms. One would be on legs and fit behind an upright second row (with 2x4's supporting it) and the other one would lay on top of the second row. I wanted to make sure that the second row could recline a little bit so it would be comfortable in the...
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    Simple/Cheap Sleeping Platform

    At this last minute, I found myself needing to take my high school age son and 3 of his friends on an overnight trip. It wasn't a normal overnight camping trip, but one where they would all participate in in a 24 hour continuous trail run/relay race through the mountains outside of San Diego...
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    285/70/17 on ICON Vector 5s?

    None that I am aware of. I had a shop do the lift/tires/wheels at the same time, so there's a chance they had to do some but they never said anything.
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    Icon Vector 5

    No, didn't have to do any cutting or KDSS work.
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    Holiday Wheeling Request with Bolivian traveler and LC fanatic

    Driving Four Peaks Road from Highway 87 up to the peak, then continuing down the back side into Tonto Basin is a fun drive. Once in Tonto Basin you can retrace your steps back to 87, or go 20 miles north on Hwy 188 to reconnect with Hwy 87. I did it last week with the family and saw @DSRTRDR...
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    Vintage Style LC Badges on 200s

    I was able to get the HE emblem from a Toyota dealer in Illinois that was selling them on amazon. My local dealer wouldn't sell one to me without a VIN from a HE.
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    285 vs 275 vs 295 etc

    Went with the E rated. I'm not a tire expert, but from everything I looked at it seemed the C would give better on-road ride but I opted for the E to be better off-rad.
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    285 vs 275 vs 295 etc

    I thought about this a lot and ended up with 17" ICON Vector 5 rims and 285/75 tires. With those a small lift, I love the stance of the vehicle. I had compared the 70 to the 75 and felt the extra height of the 75 looked better. There is a noticeable difference in ride between stock and my...
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    2022 CSC T-Shirt color choice

    Asphalt
  16. AZLC200

    Icon Vector 5

    Thanks--they're silver. ICON calls them "Titanium". Here's a closer photo in case that helps.
  17. AZLC200

    Icon Vector 5

    I've had mine for almost a year with no complaints
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    285/70/17 on ICON Vector 5s?

    It's a combination of ICON shocks and Total Chaos upper control arm. Here are the part numbers: Front Coilover Shocks: ICON 58660 Rear Remote Resevoir Shocks: ICON 57825P Upper Control Arm: TCF-87504
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    285/70/17 on ICON Vector 5s?

    Here's a couple other angles, hope this helps.
  20. AZLC200

    Vanity license plates

    Copper State Cruisers is the Arizona club. Then my member number. Have never had a personalized plate before and while looking at some my son commented that the "protect our environment" plate looked cool, and my wife said "there's no way you can put a protect our environment plate on...
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