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Dave @ Eastern Surplus,He is a good guy to deal with.

Nice job,I like your seats.

Looks good,I love my 109 camper.

looks good,hardtop and heater too.

Hey guys,My brakes werent working on the wrecker ,after bleeding them several times and no luck. I rebuilt the master cylinder today,still the padal goes to the floor,even after I rebuilt the master cylinder and bled the brakes.Any suggestions,could it be the airpack.

Oldchev4x4 thanks for the stove ,it works good in the 109.

Trailboss,the copper lines are for propane for heater,lantern,stove,oven,and tankless water heater,PVC lines are for water lines.JMH4x4 ,no ,they wouldnt let us run the bobbed trucks in the mud bog because the tires were to big.Probably a good thing they didnt.

Hey guys ....... Finally got the camper done. Took it along w/my 5ton bobbed and sons duece bobbed to Buck Motorsport outing. Here are pics of the overnight trip.

good lookin paint job BulldogMack

Hi,I have used these guys L. G. Almoney 410-692-5521,Mike Holmes 410-807-8338 tell them John Appel told you call them.

Vinny,I did not cut the frame.I didnt notice the difference,thanks for letting me know.

Ecostruction ,its a brand new 105 box,but I cant get the side racks all the way down. Sounds like the same problem your having.

welcome...

Bed is sitting directly on frame,nothing between them.

Nuts,bolts,front springs,lengthen drive shaft.2 days

dm22630,Thats exactly what I did,Tires will not rub,plenty of room for tire movement.Didnt fix my sprag problem yet.Still have to figure correct tire pressure.

Powerhousedeuce,Maybe you should be a good son and build one for your DAD..

Regular 105 bed,Its easier because no rivets bolt on suspension,no frame cutting,no air line removal,no hitch remounting,no sub frame under bed.half as much work,twice the truck.

Hey guys ..... here is some pics of my 5 ton i just finished today. I still need to mount mud flaps on the rear and minor adjustments on other things...... alot easier than a deuce.

Need some winch cable for my 5 ton,would be nice if someone has some close to southern PA.