Enthusiast III
I've done the same plywood slide for my work truck. Take an old candle or some paraphan wax. And rub on the base of drawer. Sure helps when loaded.
Looks good
Can't make it through the day? Back up, and get a run at it!
What Did You Do With Your Rig Today?
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I've done the same plywood slide for my work truck. Take an old candle or some paraphan wax. And rub on the base of drawer. Sure helps when loaded.
Looks good
Can't make it through the day? Back up, and get a run at it!
Off-Road Ranger I
Influencer I
Off-Road Ranger I
Off-Road Ranger I
Received and installed some goodies from rotopax and Overland Equipped today. Their stuff ain't cheap but it's nice! Also rotated the tires with the spare.
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my overlandbound badge and stickers came in today, turns out i left the perfect spot under my Habs sticker, Canada flag coming for the bottom right. Also put one on my dash
Traveler III
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Off-Road Ranger I
Yes it is- I've seen a few other people with a similar setup so I'm hoping it's sturdy enough especially off-road. So far no concerns.
Advocate III
That is just one badass home on wheels. Nice man! I have to admit too, I have never seen a bumper like that on a van.
Traveler III
Here is a quick video of it mounted: DIY iPad Mount - 1997 Toyota FlipPac Rig
My DIY mounting of my iPad for travel and navigation needs. It involved removing a few screws and plastic, routing some durable Velcro through the duct divider, cutting a couple slits in a spare iPad case, then putting it all together. It was quick and easy, I'm still able to use my cup holders, and most importantly it doesn't move around on the rough Alaskan backroads. Also it is easy to get the iPad in and out of the case, so I can easily take it with me or put away out of sight.
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Looks good man, great job.
