Here is mine,for sale

 

Can I get some more info on the camper setup? Very cool!

 

Try www.flippac.com they are in Riverside California

 

Just put some new wheels on the Charcoal truck.Changes the look from the old chrome 8.5s I had

 

Here's my truck with wheels and black stack installed.

 

Here is a pic of mine waiting to go to Moab.

 

More recent pic:

 

Taken before I won "weekend on the edge" with my little crew chief.

 

Few newer ones:






And my new personal favorite. My cousin took it 2 weekends ago when we were shooting skeet. The light was going down and her camera isn't that great so it gave it a gritty look that for some reason i just LOVE.

 

BroncoHound,
Are you using your factory hooks in the bed to tie your bike down? I also have a tool box in my bed and when I had a load of pallets in the bed with my ratchet straps attached to the tie downs the box ended up cutting through the strap loosening my load. Since them I've been afraid to put my Busa in the back. Have you had any problems like this? If not, I'd keep an eye on the strap to make sure they are not fraying.

 

Try using one of the links that has thread/nut,(looks like a chain link) Attach that to the tiedown and use a piece of chain to come out from under your tool box. If you don't want to scratch toolbox, get a piece of rubber hose to slide over the chain.

 

I'll have to get one posted once I get the body work done. I had a "kiss" from the 5er over the weekend

 

Yup, using the factory tie down hooks. Since I had a canyon dancer on the clip-ons there wasn't much of a pull on the strap from the corner of the toolboxes so no fraying. The straps pretty much pulled straight back. Those were some old straps I had and the bike didn't move all the way to Florida. I have since replaced all my straps with 10,000 lbs. active weight straps for work (i haul oilfield equipment; can get quite heavy in a small package). I wouldn't use the hooks under there if they were putting any real pressure on the corners of the toolbox just so they don't risk fraying. It probably wouldn't hurt though, because the corner welds on the Weatherguard boxes are smooth as silk. No rough edges there, it's a REALLY well made box.

 

Oh, and a few newer ones:








I don't like the tip. I LOVE the 6" OD but don't like how it just makes the 4" OD tailpipe look puny. NOTHING should look puny on this truck. Plus it isn't long enough at 15". So, I am getting ready to adapt a 5" tailpipe to the muffler and run it back to a 6" tip at least 18" long. Should look quite a bit more "beefy." Mountain out of a molehill, i know, but if i didn't have these kinds of things to fret about i would just find something else to change that has nothing wrong with it...lol

 

Here's mine. It's a 5" tb system that I pieced together from a few diff. comp. I'm thinking of going to a 6" aussie stack.