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Old 06-17-2011, 11:49 PM
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I have basically gutted most of my onterior such as carpets and interior trim panels to get down to the skin to resolve some corrosion and holes by the Alpine Windows and trhe rear wheel arches where the side doors are.

Bolted in a 50 Caliber Ammo box in the left rear corner to hold the jack and a few tools and such. Will post pics someday.
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Old 06-18-2011, 06:21 AM
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yeah take some pics of that ammo box mounted, you mounting a hilift in there? all the carpet and insulation is out of my truck and i used chickn coop flooring down to strap things to. thinkin of mounting a my hi lift on the roof rack
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Old 06-19-2011, 04:10 PM
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I got a highlift for fathers day. I need to figure out where to mount it. Probably either on my ****torf bumper, or maybe on the ladder.
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i had a change of heart today dont think the hilift is going on the roof rack. its too impractical to get it up and down from there. i might put it on the front bumper like how Brett has his. the one side of the roof rack is going to have my shovel and axe the other is going to have bridging ladders, im keeping it off the rear door cuz those hinges suck so i wouldnt consider the ladder as an option.
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