Recent content by tyler.96

Super cool! I believe Drive sorts them alphabetically, so if you want to re-organize them, renaming each one is probably your best bet.

He's still here, he just isn't as active on the forum anymore. A few years ago, I picked up an Aluminum shell for my f150 for a steal. While it was still just normal height, it was so dang functional. Wing window on one side, and storage on the other side. Since it was my daily, I couldn't get...

Forum user Rawlk has a high top shell on his 2nd gen Ram. Also built drawers and a sleeping platform with considerable headroom.

It's also on CL so you can see more pictures. Looks pretty cool. https://oklahomacity.craigslist.org/cto/d/turtle-iii-overland/6714793575.html

Picked up this aluminum contractor cap for a steal this weekend. Short term plans are getting my lighting system installed as well as getting all my tools put in the cool side box. Longer term plan is to get a solar panel for the roof and finally finish getting everything together for OBA...

I forgot to mention in the 1st post. Bought the headache rack for $250, then had the ladder rack built for $250. To me, it was a decent price, since it's pretty stout.

I had bought a headache rack, and then had a ladder rack built to match it. Using it for my kayak mostly, but may end up building some cross bars for a platform / rtt in the future.

Cool F150! That's not Texas. :P Where is that? Love that bed rack too.

New Video (can't download ATM) shows that the XV-HD houses a Washer/Dryer Combo as an option. It's a sizeable price jump from a base model XV-LT, but I think they can reach that from a particular market base that wants a familiarity of a vehicle they're used to (Super Duty) and the kind of 'no...

Some pictures from ER's instagram story over the last day. They're not showing much, but will awesome to see more in preparation of their unveil in SEMA.

You will find nearly all high-quality 'vloggers' and such use either Final Cut or Adobe Premier. Can't cast my vote for either since I unfortunately don't produce enough to warrant paying for a subscription or buying a Mac.

For any lights, I always run a dedicated ground. I don't rely on using a grounding mount, as rust and paint can prevent good contact. The other half is having as few splices as possible. Every wire nut/butt connector increases the chance for something to go wrong.

Woops just realized I posted in Mid-Size. Sorry y'all!