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or you can plug in a night light in the back of the console.

Thank you.

Thanks I don't suppose it would be the $110 dollar one.

Does anybody have a link to this module?

It's a nice bumper, but I don't think it is what I would consider a tough off road bumper. I didn't get the tubes either. I think for $800 bucks I'd look around.

I got my lifetime pass when they were $10 bucks, even got another one before they went up.

I love Moab, way too crowded these days, there's a back way in to Arches, I think now you might have to book a time to go in through the entrance, I've seen the line double stacked all the way out to 191. Those are nice pics BTW

I always hope the wind is blowing South when I go through Amarillo, another cool thing to see if you're in the Palo Duro Canyon area Is the museum in Canyon. lots of history about that area from the cattle drive era & Indian history, very much worth the effort to check it out. Panhandle Plains...

I lost my wife in September of 21 one day after our 19th anniversary from Covid. In case you haven't heard of it, It's OK that you're not Ok is a great book for folks in our situation. Grief Share is also a helpful program in dealing with loss. Nobody knows how devastating it is if they haven't...

I had a lady try to park a one ton van next to me in a hospital parking lot. She clipped my front end hard enough to dent the front bumper just a bit. Now believe it or not, she went to security & reported it and they announced it over the PA system and I got her contact & insurance information...

I'm afraid we're in for a lot more of crap like this with open borders.

I get flashed pretty often unloaded, my low beams seem pretty high & the high beams light up the trees.

Nice work, I'm the same way, don't like welding or drilling on the frame.

Worked for me too.

You might look at the ARB bumper, I put one on after a valet parking attendant gifted me with the right rear pushed in just barely touching the body. It seem like it was around $500 bucks. The only drawback I had was trying to get a pin in the trailer hitch, I had to cut away a little metal...

I had a kid service advisor pull that crap on me, said my transmission plug was stripped on my Ram Cummins, I said then you must have done it since nobody has ever touched it, it magically became OK after that. I usually do my own stuff, just don't like transmission work.

I don't think they were aired down, doesn't look like it.

Nice writeup D60, I'm also a retired machinist & don't know how anybody without those skills gets by with the way things are made these days. It seems like everything you buy needs to be modified or repaired in some way for it to function as expected.

I guess I missed that part, but it's OK, no need to leave my kids too much money, I earned all of it.