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Glad to see I'm not the only one that relies on crutchfield!!

This is the same way I would go

Why did you go with that one over the others?

interesting deal...

Looking for a tube bender. Nobody has discussed recently so to heck with the search. My 14 yo son is getting into building an 84 Toyota and since the bed is rusted out and the bumpers are toast - I might as well buy a bender. It won't be used much other than a bed, cage and bumpers - never...

This build has been fun to watch!!! You made it look quick and easy!!! But we all know how smooth it really "doesn't" go...

Haven't ridden and don't plan to ride mine - so went cheap

I did the Harbor freight that is 56" wide and I am a weekend warrior. I haven't had any problems with mine for the 1.5 years I have had it. I don't roll mine around at all. I had some sheets of 1/2" plate that I cut a piece to go on top of it so I don't worry about denting the top, that did...

The road fabric isn't for the weeds, its for the silt. Put the roof drains into a pipe, then into a catch basin and then run it a long ways away.

Put road fabric down and put the gravel on top, it keeps the fines from coming up through the gravel. Either slope it all away or to one spot with a catch basin and then then pipe it somewhere. Anything less than 2% will collect water... That's my best guess

Did you bolt the compressor to the floor or is it a floating mount/rubber so it can have a little wiggle room?

I put a 6' long 1" rebar at the bottom of my slab with 6" pvc pipe up to the top of concrete for frame straighting. I have three of them in my shop floor.

Nice write up

My sister is going to suprise her city slicker husband with a 6" lift and 35" tires on his truck while he is gone. It's a 2011 F150 4x4 4dr. Thats all I know about it. What is a good brand of lift. They live in Florida and it will only see pavement.

I need to get one of these-The 750x seems like the way to go. How much is the diamond bit?

If you have a roof over your head and walls and a concrete floor - it will be better than what alot have.

Got some trailready beadlocks and some 33x12.50 tsl bias ply's and got them mounted up today and took for a test drive. Only a slight vibration with no balancing, I could not believe it. Can't turn very sharp without a lift though.

I am going full extreme!!!

Getting ready for the snow, so I am going to start with a stock 4runner 4cyl 22re 5spd with heater, radio, A/C, husky floor mats all the way around and a spot for the dog kennel in the back and go from there. I am figuring on running trailready bead locks with 31" bfg m/t old school tires maybe...

So the door openings are only going to be 12'?