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2000 GMT400 CREW CAB SFA SWAP-The Warden: Fuel leak fixed and awaiting surgery…
- Thread starter GWeakland620
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The ultimate goal for this truck is tow duty/family camping trips/small offroad adventures.
Sorry was riding the new quads with my boy tonight. Tons of fun.
The notch in the frame is for shock clearance. The bottom of the frame is open for the coil spring from the factory. It will eventually get totally cut out and boxed in. It was never sealed off, so I am sure there is already stuff in there.
I will get some pictures in the next couple days. Other than sitting too low in the rear, there is nothing to hide.
My face muscles are sore from smiling the whole time I drive. Oh, and it needs exhaust.
The notch in the frame is for shock clearance. The bottom of the frame is open for the coil spring from the factory. It will eventually get totally cut out and boxed in. It was never sealed off, so I am sure there is already stuff in there.
I will get some pictures in the next couple days. Other than sitting too low in the rear, there is nothing to hide.
My face muscles are sore from smiling the whole time I drive. Oh, and it needs exhaust.
Well, I'm disappointed at the lack of photographic evidence.
But I'm glad you're wearing out your face muscles.
Skipping the photo shoot to ride a 2 stroke with my 4yr old was way worth it lol.
OH man, I might have something large and livable to put in the back of this truck a lot sooner than expected. Hold for further details.
Well, just pulled the trigger on this. Leaving work early on Friday to go pick this up in Oklahoma 
The camper that is...
The camper that is...
Well, just pulled the trigger on this. Leaving work early on Friday to go pick this up in Oklahoma
The camper that is...
A SuperDuty, eh? The plot thickens considerably...
OH shuddit, I knew you were going to say that.A SuperDuty, eh? The plot thickens considerably...
very nice
Sweet!
Some more pictures.
Is it what 5ft talk collapsed?
Huh?
Sorry how tall is it inside with the top collapsed
Oh I'm not sure. I bet you're close.
I'm betting you're too tall to fit in there when collapsed.
(this isn't teasing, lately I have actually been thinking about how functional a camper could be when in the collapsed position).
Nice pics. Are you going to correct the sag in the rear?
P.S. - I feel vindicated now for my earlier predictions.
