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Since the camper doesnt have a clear coat on it, I decided to remove it to get the rst of the truck polished and waxed up.

Spindle is rated for a 37" tire according to atozfabrication.com.

Decided I needed a full size spare, but a 35 wouldnt fit under the truck, and a tire in the bed becomes a lethal projectile during a collision. Plus, I didnt want to loose bed space. So, time to get creative. Parts were sourced from A to Z Fabrication, Synergy Suspension, and the local Tractor Supply Company.

That thing is almost as tall as he is.

Decided to invest in a set of used BFG KM2s in 35x12.50/17 just to make sure they would fit. I figured if I bought em used, I could resell them at little to no loss if they were too big. luckily they fit because they look AWESOME!

Finally got the camper sanded off and repainted.

Decided I didnt like the look of the other steps, so I sold em and built these. I like em much better.

Bought a used camper. Im trying to go for that full-size, cross-country expedition type vehicle look.

The wife kept griping about having to jump into the truck, so I decided to make a set of steps to stop the naggnig and hide the fram a little.

Cant decide if it needs a brush guard or not.

Truck was too short, so I put a poor boy lift on it. That gave me another issue. I would have had to modify my old bumper, but I wasnt really happy with the overall shape of the bumper. So, I just made another one.

Cragar Soft 8 17x9s with a 0 offset, and a set of factory chrome center caps. Subtle, stealthy, and best of all, CHEAP. less than $400 for all 4.