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Well I made sure the hose was clamped down tight and kept the cap on. But then I still put a piece of sheet metal over the top of it so the sparks didn’t melt the rubber. Definitely be careful welding around the gas tank though!

So sorry, been away from the site for a while. Hope it worked out well for you:)

Well there’s always going to each screen:0 but on a lot of tv’s you can find the manufacturers codes for putting them in different modes. I changed a setting that had the tv turn on and switch to a specific input when ac power got turned on. So a standard light switch did it.

Thanks :) I was so upset when it broke. Was almost ready to just can the whole thing over it :P glad I didnt though.

I did, just rubbed linnseed oil on it.  Will probably have to reapply in a few years, but it keeps it looking clean and theres nothing to chip like clear coat does.

Thanks! I have a few other plans and the list grows as I go on. Im going to be putting an Rfid proximity system in it for the locks and ignition, so it will be a push button ignition also. Working on a custom speaker box in place of the back seat, there was never enough room back there for anything good anyway. I'll be putting some thin 8" led bars in both the engine compartment and the trunk that will turn on when either open up. Every light in it will be led, including headlights and tail lights. I have 3 rolls of a dynamat type material that will be used for sound deadening, and custom seats and carpet as well. Lots of plans and I'm already a year into this build. Just taking my time on this one and trying to get it just the way I like it:)

Thanks for the comment! :) that'll only happen if your speakers aren't placed right or if your out of phase. Everything I install I design ahead of time making sure there are no standing waves in the room, and that there is as little phasing as possible. I use a software like the Danley direct software that allows me to set individual speaker timing and angles to compensate for phasing.

Hah great idea! I'm building another one for my main building soon so I'll be sure to do that!

Thanks guys, I did all the metalwork and my friend did the woodwork, I'll ask him today what he used to seal it.

Thanks! I haven't had any issues with the wheel hitting the bed. I measured the amount of travel that the axle had and then added 3 or 4 inches. That's why the cutout is there in the bottom frame so that I can keep the bed as low as possible without worrying about the wheel hitting it. The fuel filled neck is actually just zip ties right now but I plan on welding a piece of plate metal in between two of the trusses and mounting it there when I get some more time. That's why I haven't painted the framework yet. All in all it only cost me about $80 because I had the metal left over from other projects. But the 1.5" tubing would be about $200 if you needed to buy it yourself. It's not very heavy guage.