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Looks like you used all your photobucket bandwidth is we can't see your photos :(

Nice work! What did you end up doing for the steering stabilizer? Edit: How did your axle u-joints look?

This is my favorite tech thread on Expedition Portal!

What do you use to prep and paint axles? They look brand new!

Patiently waiting for a Cummins swap update..........

Bumper is looking good! I like the idea of using it before finish so you can make modifications. I may have missed it, what are you planning on doing with the space where the spare tire was previously located?

Can you tell us the details about the Class C rear singles conversion?

What length is your motorhome? Do you have a write-up on the conversion?

Wow, I thought you guys were just doing the Cummins swap. Are you keeping the rear duals? Looks like a 27 footer? I'll be curious to hear the drive-ability and handling. Is it a 4" lift?

Do you have more details about this and what you're planning on including in a kit? Will it be possible to fit an intercooled 12V - 2nd Generation 1994-1998 Dodge Ram? What transmission are you going with? Is there enough room for a NV4500? Are you keeping air conditioning? Will you sell a...

Looking forward to the next segment of your journey!

I still have it but there is someone who's interested I'm waiting to hear back from. Will let you know.

Thanks for all the details. Is fun to watch you progress.

That gas-assisted lifting platform for the roof top tent looks nice. Do you have more details on how it's constructed and functions?

You're a Craigslist ninja?

What's that big contraption you have connected to the front bumper? :)

Not all of us are on Facebook! Would like to check it out with everything back together.

Forget about the Hagglund. I want to know what tool you're going to buy or build next :) I'm also curious if you have your next project in mind.... after you finish the Hagglund?

Thanks for the updates. Your photographs keep getting better!

Great photos - thanks for sharing. Gave us some good idea for next summer!