Looks like a good project with a good plan, have a great time. I'm probably a long ways from you, but I do have a complete set of seats off my 07 with 650 mile on them.
Looks like a good project with a good plan, have a great time. I'm probably a long ways from you, but I do have a complete set of seats off my 07 with 650 mile on them.
Sounds good, I have Meier flares on mine and very pleased with their quality. Also found some really great heavy duty rubber flare material from a tow truck building company. Found nice reasonably priced retractable seat belts on ebay. I am in NW AZ.I actually already purchased some skid steer/tractor seats on Amazon, but thank you for reaching out! I’m having fun already
I’m located outside of Reno, NV. Travel through norther California a lot. Since you mentioned it..
Here is what I still need to buy:
*Raptor Liner/Tintable Bedliner complete kit (2 quarts black, 2 quarts green)
*Cargo Rack (I’m ok with making necessary modifications)
*Seat belts (mine are faded)
*Used/new to me rims/wheels
*Fender flares
*Anything Kolpin
*Chainsaw mount (I’ll probably just make this myself)
Anything else that you think I will need! I’m not in a huge rush. I have to dive into my engine oil leak before I get too crazy. Also, I will want to prep and paint her before installing any of the new items.
Thanks for the input. Yeah I’ve seen a lot of people recommending Meier flares. The S.E.K.Custom flares look the same, but are cheaper. Anyone ever try those?Sounds good, I have Meier flares on mine and very pleased with their quality. Also found some really great heavy duty rubber flare material from a tow truck building company. Found nice reasonably priced retractable seat belts on ebay. I am in NW AZ.
Good looking out! Thanks for the tip! I have purchased one already, but I see your recommendation has excellent reviews! I may have to just grab this one as well.If you haven't purchased your light bar yet, Here is the one I purchased. Longer bar and two spot lights too for about the same price.
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The big problem with the cheap light bars is they're not waterproof. I sealed it like this:
which every light or lights you end up using, I would seal them up like in the video I posted. It only takes a few minutes.Good looking out! Thanks for the tip! I have purchased one already, but I see your recommendation has excellent reviews! I may have to just grab this one as well.
Update 4/1/23:
All parts, plus quite a bit extra (maybe over did it a tad) have arrived. The weather (snow) has been terrible and I don’t have a garage. As soon as we get some sunny days, I’ll be posting some progress.
-Tyson
Both great points. I didn’t think about the console cover. Thanks for the input!which every light or lights you end up using, I would seal them up like in the video I posted. It only takes a few minutes.
Also, I have the same cupholder from PBR as you showed but different gauge cutouts. Mine had the 3 2 inch gauge holes. I had them do a custom plate that had 4 gauge holes and less rocker switch holes. It was only few dollars more. One big problem with these though, is that it is very hard to take the console cover off. Its impossible to change the oil filter without taking off the console cover, at least for me. Also I made rubber gaskets out of an old piece of rubber to fit on the underside of the lip of the cupholder. If you don't they rattle a lot.