The penguin build!!
09-26-2014, 09:15 AM
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The penguin build!!
Alright, it's not much yet... so far bought a 1995 4 skipper and now it's time to start throwing money at it 
!! First thing done was the 3 kcs I just mounted... 14 gage wire to a 30 amp switch....I didn't have time but soon I'm going to drill a hole probably 2 inches lower than the perch and tuck the wires in there
I'll keep you guys updated! !
!! First thing done was the 3 kcs I just mounted... 14 gage wire to a 30 amp switch....I didn't have time but soon I'm going to drill a hole probably 2 inches lower than the perch and tuck the wires in thereI'll keep you guys updated! !
09-26-2014, 10:58 AM
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It was already there and a good place in the future to put more light switches...and I think if I bend it a bit more it and make some type of custom cover it would actually look pretty clean
Was the old cup holder mount lol
Was the old cup holder mount lol
11-04-2014, 08:52 PM
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Alright, I know its been awhile, been working and what not.
Today finally got some time and started pulling the carpet up to bedline the whole interior. I still have the plastic parts of the rear interior to get out, that's tomorrows work though.
Then I ran into a problem though.....😡
When I started pulling I totally forgot about the rear heating element and I'm wondering how I should disconnect that and still make it clean? (Second picture***)
I was thinking just disconnecting the soft lines under the rig but how do i clamp them off efficiantly? I'm pretty sure coolant runs through that and I don't Need a coolant leak...any ideas/suggestions to get past this?
I will have more pictures tomorrow
Today finally got some time and started pulling the carpet up to bedline the whole interior. I still have the plastic parts of the rear interior to get out, that's tomorrows work though.
Then I ran into a problem though.....😡
When I started pulling I totally forgot about the rear heating element and I'm wondering how I should disconnect that and still make it clean? (Second picture***)
I was thinking just disconnecting the soft lines under the rig but how do i clamp them off efficiantly? I'm pretty sure coolant runs through that and I don't Need a coolant leak...any ideas/suggestions to get past this?
I will have more pictures tomorrow
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And a second little tid bit that might help this thread....the build is for expedition purpose DD rig...have enough stuff to sustain for 3 days or so? Not sure yet how much stuff I'm gonna be able to have packed into it yet though.
11-06-2014, 04:39 PM
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Got some more stuff done today...I didn't update as I went but this is what I did
Finished taking out 80% of the interior,got the roof out and oh sh** bars out for now. Got the rear heater out finally... Plugged the soft lines in the engine bay for them, and the rest of the carpet is out!
*in pictures below
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Finished taking out 80% of the interior,got the roof out and oh sh** bars out for now. Got the rear heater out finally... Plugged the soft lines in the engine bay for them, and the rest of the carpet is out!
*in pictures below
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