wheee!

The stock 280 bar is too long to fit behind the diff (AZC moustache bar mount) and must be mounted from the front. Therefore, one that was a rear mount will be too short to mount on the 280 from the front. However, the ST sway should bolt up behind the diff of a 280 with a mounting kit no problem.

Have you tried hitting up AZC and TTT for similar discounts? Would be a nice bonus considering all the business our members do with them.

In the passenger side cubby hole

Ha ha! I get it! .... speedo bump....

Maybe 1 - 2 minutes? Really quick. I moved it around to avoid any heat in one area over another.

Playing with the Mirror Black powder coat too. Has a nice metallic sparkle in it. No idea why I bought it other than it looked cool!

Tested out the new plastic stripper wheel from Eastwood tonight. A small patch to see how effective it was and I was pleasantly surprised. Not much heat buildup and strips quickly through aftermarket paint, two layers of primer, one layer of factory paint and a factory primer to bare metal.

So far about 36 sq ft. I still have the doors and hatch to do.

Consider I am a Battle Tank mechanic working in 80 tonne war machines at about 140 decibels and you can understand how I appreciate a quiet ride....!

I will have carpet over the entire back end but I lined the inside of the cubbies.

Looks great! You are lucky to have a good powder shop nearby. My experience was not so good here. I paid hundreds of dollars for two exhaust tips to be powder coated. I never got a quote under $200 for any one piece... way too expensive for all powder work I have done. My home kit cost under $500...

This is interesting!

Yup. My fault. I was having issues uploading images in Tapatalk and the problem ending up being I had to log out and back in. I had been working with them on this. Thanks Chris!

You make us all look like sloths...! Wish I was that far along...

Looks great Jeff!