Zip tied to the rock sliders
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The shop that installed mine completely removed them. I need to either get a new set of the oem ones or wire up some rock lights to mount to the sliders.To everyone who has cut their side steps.. What did you all do with your side step lights?
Just get a roll of this and cable tie it up high in your sliders! Cheap and ton's of lumens! They're already 12 VDC too!The shop that installed mine completely removed them. I need to either get a new set of the oem ones or wire up some rock lights to mount to the sliders.
Reminds me of the Toyota RV-2¡Boy, I have it ALL wrong about how to set up my rig for overlanding! I should have gone with Ford's idea for the Country Squire wagon they had back in 1959!
The roof top tent even doubles as a BOAT!!! How cool is that! (just needs 4x4...)
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Oh I’d buy that today!
It was only a concept so idk if any examples other than this one were ever made. Pretty neat though.WANT!!!!! Put a PHEV system in it and I’ll buy it. Do any of these exist?
Bummer. It would sell today. lolIt was only a concept so idk if any examples other than this one were ever made. Pretty neat though.
Right on Richard!! Your setup is just how you like it and glad you are enjoying it. What a stark contrast to my simple rig and the bleak Holcomb Creek East Yellow Post campsite!! Got to say I still have fun though!!
Bleak or not, at least your out there enjoying it!Right on Richard!! Your setup is just how you like it and glad you are enjoying it. What a stark contrast to my simple rig and the bleak Holcomb Creek East Yellow Post campsite!! Got to say I still have fun though!! View attachment 3036925View attachment 3036926
Bleak or not, at least your out there enjoying it!
Good on ya mate!
You can get pretty far with a locked 2wd. Really good for developing driver skills, as well.No doubt!! That was my maiden voyage to see what 2wd and a TruTrac locker can really do. I was afraid to go any farther. I'm very fortunate to have pre ran almost every jeep trail and single track in Big Bear on my KTM 300 and Beta dual sport. So I know which ones tear up vehicles. I'm a very simplistic dude when camping minimalist yet comfortable sleeping arrangement. No matter what rig I take I got my camp gear ready to load and go.