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I've used them on my Tahoe. One thing to look at is, will a D-ring fit into them. On mine, I have to use soft shackles because of the bumper recess.

I enjoy when a tangential idea pops up, with enough info to take me off on further searches.

It really depends on the group you’re with. I understand there are a few that hang on to CB. I have one, but haven’t even heard truckers in a couple of years. Gmrs with the die hard no way I’m getting a ham group, and ham otherwise.

Get ready for a face full of dirt when you do the rear. I did mine Saturday.

2028? Back to the future!

Welcome aboard!

Don, this group is in the Austin and San Antonio area. Not sure how much DFW advice we can pass along.

@Boort @bgenlvtex thanks for that Maslow rabbit hole. I’ve been going over all the projects I’ve done or have thought about for my rig and teardrop (& kayak). Now I’m thinking of even more!

Love that folding bench.

That was the stuff, back in the day!

I meant the critter sneaking to the door. :grimacing:

Don’t look now, but the big bad wolf is about to huff and puff.

Changed the rear shocks. Contortions were required. Colorful words were uttered.

Well, that 1.72 hours of sunshine were perfect.

He’s quite the dog!

I keep mine totally hidden.

I sure hope the threat of nice weather doesn’t keep anyone away. Mollie is looking for some friends.

Field Day is coming up at the end of June. if your club is active at all, get out for that event. It will give you the chance to actually operate some radios, and get a feel for what things do, even if your is a little different. If you can, you might also take yours out to get some hands on...

You can’t be a REAL OVERLANDER without driving a taco. get the Bison.

Love the barn doors.