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Horicon. Been interested in checking out the air shows in Oshkosh eventually.

Using the miter saw would have helped considering the bed slot is a bit tighter at the bottom than it is at the top. I was just too lazy to carry the board back and forth to my deck 20 times lol..

I had this board unfinished in the bed through the winter too, but eventually the salt water and sun started to take a toll on the bare wood. Was just going to seal the wood, but one thing led to another.. Sandbags definitely help for traction here in Wisconsin too.

Thanks. It was kind of a pain getting the length correct. I ended up using the circular saw until it was close, then I used a belt sander to fine tune it until it fit snug.

Thanks for checking it out!

Great.. Now I have to delete my post and make a better one...

Looks awesome! I just finished mine and now I'm debating if I should have color matched the decal to the Jeep's body color. The dimensions on mine are about 1"x7", I'm thinking I should have used a thicker board. Do you have any trouble removing/ Installing the 2"x8"?

I remember reading about the bed cutouts being used for that. I guess I should have bed lined the top of the board as well lol..

This is my first time posting on a forum, so if this is posted in the wrong spot, let me know. I have been using an old 1"x7" wooden board as a bed separator and finally decided to spruce it up a bit. Here are some of the steps I took to make it. -Cut the board to 57 1/2", This made the...

If you have a strap wrench, that would probably work to get the filter cap loosened.