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I like the pop up and slide out. Any interior shots?

Sure thing, here's a link to the discussion http://www.m715zone.com/vb/showthread.php?t=26234

Hey guys the compressor is a york so the oil is somewhat contained. There's an oil separator but the york does put oil in the system. There is a fix to limit it but I just add oil (only once since spring). If you do this for on board air, I'd try a horizontal engine. This not a recommended...

Scott, this is a phenomenal build! Everything is top notch, you're going to be ready that's for sure. I'm working on something but in a smaller scale. Whose solar panels did you use? I'm looking at 3 renogy 100 watt panels but will be only adding one at a time. Do you know if the charge...

Maybe something like this (I didn't get a good shot of the frig unit behind pass seat)

Im here. I check in a few times a day but dont have much to add. Followed m43 but this is 100 times better! Fuuny, workmanship, old rare od, what more can you ask for?

I saw this custom willys gocart and it reminded me of this rc m37 The talent of these guys is amazing http://youtu.be/saBA_P5GqEk

Man is that impressive, noticed some other pictures http://i1119.photobucket.com/albums/k636/coyoterv4u/WC21Restored.jpg http://i1119.photobucket.com/albums/k636/coyoterv4u/carisphonepix014.jpg http://i1119.photobucket.com/albums/k636/coyoterv4u/carisphonepix016.jpg...

Also is there a build thread?

Great story catman. The truck looks great and like the functionality. I'm curious what you have set up in the camper, any pictures of the inside?

Thanks for the correction, thought I might get it wrong. Knew it wasn't an m37 or cckw, quick search and saw power wagon figured they were both military and civi.

Definitely not cheap and probably costs a lot more than you think. He builds the box completely custom with cabinets, frig, stove, storage, bed, etc. Typically these are for pickups

The good folks at Phoenix Campers built this custom Pop Up Check it out: 1942 Dodge military 4X4 with a Phoenix Truck Camper | Phoenix Pop Up - Custom Built Truck Campers - Powered by Clvr.Tv It blends in nice with the tarp and top

Probably as you can tell I work slow, I've had a day a month to put time in on it. I'm looking at getting a fsj valence and running the fsj rad. What did you use?

Lookin good Chris