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I have a pile of stuff in the basement that belongs on the 1008 and finally got motivated to start installing.
I finished my black,gray, and white camp spray paint job.
Added a new black head liner and interior trim that was bought for 30 bucks from the junkyard and painted flat black.
Installed a 24 volt ARB compressor and a 2.5 gallon tank on the driver inner fender well. I ran a female chuck on the bumper where the bridge plate used to be.
Made a winchplate for my Warn 15k 24 volt winch. I bought the winch off of Ebay. It came from a guy selling stock from a fire truck outfitter shop. 900 bucks for a 15k winch new in box was too good to pass up. I made the plate out of 2 pieces of 1.5x1.5x.188 steel tubing that replaces the front shackles. The plate itself is a Warn 62027 mount from the Transformer system. It ran $220. I bought a plug from one of the surplus places so that it can be plugged into the front power outlet.
I have to change the shackle bolts out to grade 8 stuff.
Not a bad weekend.
I finished my black,gray, and white camp spray paint job.
Added a new black head liner and interior trim that was bought for 30 bucks from the junkyard and painted flat black.
Installed a 24 volt ARB compressor and a 2.5 gallon tank on the driver inner fender well. I ran a female chuck on the bumper where the bridge plate used to be.
Made a winchplate for my Warn 15k 24 volt winch. I bought the winch off of Ebay. It came from a guy selling stock from a fire truck outfitter shop. 900 bucks for a 15k winch new in box was too good to pass up. I made the plate out of 2 pieces of 1.5x1.5x.188 steel tubing that replaces the front shackles. The plate itself is a Warn 62027 mount from the Transformer system. It ran $220. I bought a plug from one of the surplus places so that it can be plugged into the front power outlet.
I have to change the shackle bolts out to grade 8 stuff.
Not a bad weekend.
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