I'll be michigan soon. should be showing up some time on sunday and staying through weds morning. I can also just leave the leafs in the shed and you can pick them up at your leisure.
mine literally just sits loose on top of the relays. feel free to do better than I, but I wanted to point out that it barely matters where it goes. just as long as it's there and connected.
tech questions should probably go in the Tech forum. more eyeballs will see it (unfortunately not everyone reads the builds on a regular basis), and then it'll be searchable for future owners.
act now and you could own one of my prized possessions! (though not quite prized enough to keep it over the "comanche" one I picked up). I just couldn't figure out how to safely slap it on top of the pile of stuff I already had so I had to leave it behind.
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why not both? get some impressive LED strip lighting that mounts flush-ish to the ceiling (maybe hidden in the ceiling grooves, or maybe run along the wood at the peak and the tops of the walls) and then hang some period-correct fixtures to compliment the style.
just remember, there is no such thing as too much light! or for that matter, it can't come from too many angles either. the stupid shadows in the barn drive me nuts! gotta gets some upgrades of my own in there...
no way to get a cheap posi. that requires replacing the carrier and re-setting up the gears. might be a grand per axle. but you can add lunchbox lockers into both for probably under 300 each.
indeed I am. if you could send the fullsize image of the window sticker to ComancheClub@hotmail.com that would be sweet!
that truck is a collectors items for sure