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Finally got everything communicating. The TCM and ECM are working perfectly. No active codes from either unit. The speedometer is calibrated and the indicator LEDs for wait to start, check engine and check transmission are all functioning. I have my oldest cleaning up the wiring and building a...

Awesome Rory!:grd:

Sounds like a great time there Justin!

Thank you Ramblin Wreck:D And here's an early Christmas gift that I just received from Kells Hogan!

Here’s what the monitor looks like after powder coating and assembly, along with the tone ring and sensor mount we built and are in the process of installing for the speedo. It uses the same sensor that is used in the Allison now 8)

Thank you Rory, luckily I can do these custom fabrications or I'd certainly have a hard time paying other folks to do them for me. Hopefully you are through here soon and can stop by again :)

Here's the billet frame I built for the chassis mount display for the FLIR and rear view camera. Overall assembled depth is only 1"

Very nice work you've done Justin8)

Phase one of the instrument and indicator light wiring...when these wires are terminated I will put in the second panel with the switches.

Here's a commercial shot at our place :shock: 2012 Toyota Corolla: Totally Tested - AutoTrader - YouTube

the old and the new...

That's great news Justin! Thanks for the update 8)

Thank you very much8) Decals on and LED searchlights installed. Also you can see the use of stainless steel for the hinge pins and misc hardware.

Getting the finishing touches completed...waiting on decals then cleaning it up

Here's the new hardwired LED remote controlled searchlights we're installing. The green brackets are custom made and will allow us to mount the devices to existing points in the armor which already has threaded weldments permanently located.

hellonwheelsv-100 has a nice collection as well. I know I had sent him a crate full of spares from my V100. If I see any additional parts in the next couple days that might help, I will advise.

Tanks are not exactly built for comfort either and it's pretty easy to get hurt inside one. Abrupt turns or stops can leave someone with a faceplant into the hard interior of one of these machines. Plus everything B3.3T said[thumbzup]

Thank you. The vision blocks are made to order in Florida by Vision Blocks Incorporated…lead time is about 4 months and I spent about $6-7k each of the last two times I ordered...but I ordered "several":razz: True, but I have another one here just like it…or at least what it was like when it...

Brought the beast outside for a breath of fresh air :-P

New starter and batteries...