Looks great! My recommendation for a cover, is snap in carpet…gets nasty, out it comes, hose it off and it’s perfect for sand, better sound insulater.
My antenna base fits perfect in the middle of the bed rail in the middle of the sliding window, Hasn’t moved a bit even on severe washers board roads.
This might be of interest…Found this one on FB. Hand made, I asked him for some more pics, showing the receiver hitch mounted to the bumper…pretty Toyota’ish, but clean and high side protection on the bed rear sides, plus the receiver looks strong.
They, the government wants you to get license to talk on a radio? How about a license to talk on the cell phone? How about some paper to cover my dirty butt, wait that has been covered by the rolled up paper industry, does that need a license to use? HAM kids, I’m buying one today to put into...
For your steep grade on the string line for the fence pickup a string level, it will help you keep the same angle over distance. On non load bearing post use the expanding foam in the can to fill in the new post with some drain rock in the bottom. Best thing I’ve used to build fence in a long time.
Plasma cutter for the win! The suck part is you’ll need to remove the liners to make a very precise cut in the steel and not burn down JT. Your plastic add is perfect and now it’s your cut template, plus a safety margin for the extreme movement. Second place: hole saw. But what’s the fun in...
I bought a new steel rear bumper with a swing out tire carrier last year, I feel your pain about tire movement…my solution was to go back and re-welded Everything on the swing arm, the OEM IMO did a shitty job of stitch welding it. While I had it apart I also gave some additional reinforcement...
When he was just getting here, some stupid teens broke into an old man's home. The old timer dumped an entire magazine of .22 into them. One dead in the house, one dead a mile down the street. The police came, looked it over, and gave him a pat on the back.
…So no crime in Kentucky huh?
Just have your seats rebuilt to your want list, by a good upholstery shop, don’t over complicate the changes your looking for. New correctly fitted foam, with the density that soots your needs. Bolsters fitted to Your rear and a good quality leather will serve you well over countless miles.