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The weather did not want to cooperate with me on my day off today. After getting my housework done I decided to venture into the cold and get a few things done anyway. I removed the passenger seat and then the Slave Cable pin. Then I removed the drivers seat and the floor mats and cab...
it's in the works for down the road after I add the equipment needed for in cab audio and powered accessories. One the cab is done. But I needed to keep it wired to move truck around during build.
I had previously switched to a 2 battery setup using 2 size: 4DLT batteries. I emptied the toolbox under the passenger door and drill two holes to run the wires through. This was the first time I ever used a step drill bit and I'm regretting not having bought them 15 years ago. Easily...
I had a little break in the weather and a couple hours to tinker yesterday. I removed the spare tire and carrier, the exhaust and exhaust mounting plate. I also relocated the 2 battery setup from under the passenger seat into the toolbox under the passenger door.
Thanks, while I have your attention, during your build you use some lengths of 16 ga to initially mount the cabs together. Did those stay in place then build more around them, leaving an opening for the air vent door? Or, did you remove them and replace with a different piece. Also on the...
Today I took the first substantial step in starting my 5 ton crew cab project. This fall I picked up a donor cab and I've spent a little time here and they're getting it rough-cut and everything pulled out ready to start this project. Today I removed the bed on my m923a2 and put it on the...