Recent content by Thunderbear

Haha! I was the one that tweeted that to MW, and never heard anything back, wasn't sure it got received. Glad it got more eyeballs on that amazing rig! The interesting thing is that MW focused on all the exterior shots. The JK and TJ have each been done a million ways simultaneously different...

Haha, your truck's bigger cousin lives in Alaska: Dusty has chopped his Ram much in the way you have chopped your Dak!

Nice gig! I do need my barrel nut torqued to spec...hmm.

You put on a RTT? There can't be TWO expedition VehiCrosses up here. Passed by one on the way to work this AM.

Your build is nearly exactly what I hope to do. Great work, and awesome to read.

Nice looking work! Any plans for a bedliner of some sort?

Dream is a 4BT or 6BT Cummins in a 715. :o Only have a lifted TJ for now.

If the Harbor Freight winch will fit, then so will the MileMarker it is a clone of. E9000 I think is what it's designation is.

I read that right? You swap a Chokie AW4 into a TJ? How'd that go?

I like the idea of the fiberglass, but it is exceptionally un-fun to work with. Cutting granite countertops with a glas backing left me without fingerprints for months. Still, that would be unique I think here on ExPo, I can't think of anyone who's glassed the inside of a camper from scratch...

Not having reasonable employment and somewhat limited modification potential for the SD33T kind of killed it for me. It's a part of the same estate sale that the Alaskan camper that it's parked next to is. If I remember right, it's right off Benson by the Bear Tooth in a fenced lot.

I started with 31x11.50s, didn't notice anything. I drive slower than grandma anyway, so it's not a big deal to me, just the people behind me :bike_rider: When I had the Rusty's shocks on the back it was like riding a waterbed, slow and bouncing like mad. It's been a long time since she's been...

I have limited sympathy for you, since I have a 4.0 with a 3spd, 3.07s and 33s. :p Trifecta of death. 0-60 in 3 weeks flat. :yikes:

Damn, I'd almost forgotten my first truck, a 75 Bronco. I would have killed for a site like this back then.

Aw, man. My two favorite threads on Expo are cliffhangers. Nice work. I found a turbodiesel Traveler up here. That and a Flip-pac would be so choice.