Yeah. I definitely do not drive it through creeks or back a boat in at a launch. The most water it sees is the underbody wash at the car wash.

 

Ironically, not a zero chance of water getting somewhere it's not supposed to.

 

Agreed. I just don’t know where it’s getting in at.

 

More BuiltRight gear deliveries today. Gonna be doing some more work in the bed this weekend.

 

I was able to finish my rack buildout this weekend. I think overall it turned out well. I am fighting an air leak on the repositioned air compressor, so may just make it manual for now because I don't have time to pull it all apart and figure it out. I have the tee mounted in the back. Looks clean, pain in the *** to fiddle with. For now, I think I am going to pull the line that goes to the bag and plug into the compressor ECU to "cap"it off. Should be good to go then. I also reran all of the air lines and replaced the torn air bag. I apologize for the terrible pictures, it's a gloomy day here in Pittsburgh.


I also added a bungee to the top of my rack to store miscellaneous little items.


The BuiltRight bridge panel was also added to mount the bag of extra pieces for my overland axe.




For now the BuiltRight panel in the front is empty because I couldn't find a way to mount the packout brackets. The front panel is tiny.

 

I like that setup. I'm already missing my topper.

 

Looks sweet!

Any cons to the BR behind seat panels? I’m looking at those and the ones in the bed towards the tailgate.

 

I love my topper. Can't imagine a truck without one. But I am also a big station wagon nerd.

I love everything BR. The biggest con is that you can't get to the seatback pocket very well. You can, but it's not easy. Especially with my giant hands. But it is secure and I love the possibilities.

Here is a better view of the bed with my setup. So much room for activities.

 

I've been on the hunt for a Fairlane or Falcon wagon for a long time.

 

I know you would do it justice too.

I forgot to add that I made a tailgate addition for the cross country tour. Went full RV nerd.