Rebuild and Build finished and extreme off road tested what now?

[Desert Dino]

All the plans I had for rebuilding, maintenance and build finished and extreme overloading and Offroad tested so what's next??

Camel donkey and a dog Canaanite Sheperd

 

[Desert Dino]

 

[Desert Dino]

Night camp in the wadi no way of climbing out of the gorge. No cell phone and I use InReach satellite communicator, we have Horned Viper Coluber Viper and plain Vipers and many Scorpions in this region of the desert so the closed tent is a must.

 

[Desert Dino]

Hot shower with 25 gallons of running water

 

[Desert Dino]

10 gallons of fuel

Secondary battery with main cutoff switch and switch board with automatic fuse and voltmeter lighter socket USB output with booster. Fridge and compressor

 

[Desert Dino]

Engine no PAIR no EGR, No Canister, No VSV and very simple vacuum system PHH bypass. Many Key Chains used and other stuff from @NLXTACY

 

[Pirate0187]

Looks great! With the charcoal canister gone what did you do with the vent line from the fuel tank?

 

[Desert Dino]

Looks great! With the charcoal canister gone what did you do with the vent line from the fuel tank?

@Pirate0187 I extended the vent using a fuel hose to the passenger side space above the front wheel near the air engine inlet. I plugged the hose with small in line fuel filter

 

[Pirate0187]

Perfect. Thanks!

 

[ChaseTruck]

All the plans I had for rebuilding, maintenance and build finished and extreme overloading and Offroad tested so what's next??
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You can always cut it up and turn it into a buggy...
If you don't want to do this right away, then putting the truck into places where it doesn't really fit can help you gather the right motivation. Do this a few times, and you'll see where to cut...

P.S. I'm not advocating this trajectory of vehicle development. I'm just pointing out possibilities.

 

[Desert Dino]

You can always cut it up and turn it into a buggy...
If you don't want to do this right away, then putting the truck into places where it doesn't really fit can help you gather the right motivation. Do this a few times, and you'll see where to cut...

P.S. I'm not advocating this trajectory of vehicle development. I'm just pointing out possibilities.

I am more into rust proofing of the truck chassis or new upholstery to the driver chair that is tossed