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Hi there, I used shelving brakets for the wings and L brakets that slide into a brass piece I found at home depot for the sleeping platform. I will try and post some photos for you soon.

I did end up sorting out the table legs. I purchased Aluminum tent poles online. I cut them down to size and had my friendly neighbourhood welder weld in the right spots and put her together myself. looks just like the drifta drawer table. I'll post pics shortly. Also, it looks like I need to...

Hey There, I measured with the seats reclined big pimping style. Plenty of laid back riding. Though I am not sure how far you are looking to recline your rear seats. I don't have kids or anyone that will be riding in the back for long road trips.

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Went to home depot and they are called "Male Taper Connectors" If you do a quick google search you will see they are what I used.

Damn! nice work!

I used shelving brackets. 2 on each side. The pressure holds them in place and I can just pop them in and out when I need to.

New photos with sleeping platform and wings

Seriously... but they must be full of garbage. There is no way that batter has that much Ah

What about just adding one of these to your setup and have the fridge run off of it while you are parked for the day? https://www.amazon.ca/RDT-20000mAh-Portable-Emergency-Flashlight/dp/B01M0QRTW4/ref=pd_sbs_469_6?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=6TCDT2G6WV9X66TGMANW

Ahhh yeah those I got at home depot. They were in the hardware section in one of those little plastic drawers located on their spinning speciality hardware storage containers. I will go to HD and see if I can't get an SKU for you. Have you tried showing the photos to a HD hardware guy?

I believe these are them http://www.ebay.com/itm/Trailer-Truck-Door-Latch-Paddle-JR-Locking-Plain-Steel-2-75-x-3-75-CH545-Key-/161130999203?hash=item258427eda3:m:mxJZrvVT3GmDqEWqSHxhUrw&vxp=mtr

I got them on ebay. I thought I provided a link in the post. I don't know if these are the same link but they look pretty close. I sprayed them with primer and flat black paint.

My info came off the good year site. I think I was looking at 285 70 r17 After more digging this is the conclusion I have come up with. It would seem to be important to know what tire size and vehicle you are running when stating PSI. All the jeep guys run at 28 PSI The Toyota 120 guys run at...

I could be wrong here but 60 psi sounds too be waaaay to much for the duratracs that are rated for max psi of 55 and most I have heard run them at 28psi.

Check my build out here... http://forum.expeditionportal.com/threads/168273-Drifta-Drawer-Style-Build-(Toyota-Prado-120-Lexus-GX470) I am in Vancouver... Where in Canada are you? Its kinda a big place.

The and more I use these drawers the better they are sliding. I was really happy with how they slid in the beginning, but now it's as if they float. It's amazing. Also no rattling or banging around. They are silent back there even on rough terrain. I love them. I also built an optional...

Message me if you have a 18" Partner Steel Stove you would like to part with. Best!

Cheers for the offer. Hopefully I get it done before then but if it's not we should connect.

I will reach out to him. Thank you