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Hey Y’all!
New member here and second post.
I am a full size as well! Here’s a pic of my rig. As of now, it’s nearly stock except for the light switch board I made, lights, and a 2in leveling kit in the Front!
Would love to get some rig ideas and locations to do some light trails and camping in the NY TriState Area.
Be well and happy riding!
 
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SierraATX said:
Hey Y’all!
New member here and second post.
I am a full size as well! Here’s a pic of my rig. As of now, it’s nearly stock except for the light switch board I made, lights, and a 2in leveling kit in the Front!
Would love to get some rig ideas and locations to do some light trails and camping in the NY TriState Area.
Be well and happy riding!
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Sierra ATX, really like that light switch set up and that wiring looks great. Nice job.
 
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We have another longer running thread dedicated to Full Size rigs here!

Let's see those full size rigs - Trucks & SUV

Just getting into overlanding and learning. What I do notice is the lack of full sized SUV and trucks. Just wondering who out there is like me rolling in a GMT800 2500 Suburban. Here is my 2003 Chevy Suburban 2500: So far ive done some basic suspension work. Congnito leveling kit w/upper...
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2012 Ram 2500, built for Baja and my toys. Best thing I did was change the rear springs to progressives. 9 springs instead of 4. Much smoother ride.
 
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69machguy, Mustang I can't have anymore. I had a 68 and that's how I lost my license for 7 years when they cought me and I learned the court system really good. Nice ride.
 
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Dodg3Ram said:
Love the truck I Have A 97 Ram I am currently building.
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Hey Seth nice Ram! I began by doing research into suspension and bought the best I could afford for the travel I have in mind. I’m trying hard not to just buy what I want but what I actually need. The plan is to make Baja this summer and continue south every year after that til we run out of continent!
 
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Risco family adventures said:
Hey Seth nice Ram! I began by doing research into suspension and bought the best I could afford for the travel I have in mind. I’m trying hard not to just buy what I want but what I actually need. The plan is to make Baja this summer and continue south every year after that til we run out of continent!
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That sounds really exciting. I'm still exploring my home state. I have a lot of areas left to see
 
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