I cant decide if i like these or a bed side molle. The molle may have more mounting options
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interesting sheets and foam in this build.
foambymail.com - I wonder if anyone has tried it before?
press play to hear them talking about the sheets - Styled for RVs – Beddy's. I saved the time - 11:15
You’ll be amazed at this 4x4 Overlander Conversion - YouTube
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@fatfurious2 foambymail.com looks like a great resource. I’m not looking to change my GFC mattress at the moment but I’ll look back at them if that changes.
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Yes, I have been using foambymail.com for many years. Great service, great products. In addition to mattresses, dog beds, and cushions, I also used their 1/4” closed cell foam to insulate the interior of a Sprinter camper van before adding paneling. I plan to use that as a light insulation on GFC side panels as well.
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I think I may use them to change the mattress. The original GFC mattress is a bit too firm for me. I have so many ideas, but so little time and resources hah!
Im still reworking my dual battery/solar setup - hopefully to be done in the spring. Then I can move onto other things that Id like to do.
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If you get soft foam, it’s easiest to cut with multiple passes of a utility knife (use a fresh blade). If you get firm (or thick) foam, an electric carving knife will be your best tool. And it’s fun.
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You can also use a bread knife, just for each of those make sure to use lots of silicone spray on the blades, makes a huge difference.
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Finally measured twice and cut once, and it worked! Test fit is spot on!
Next up, map out where my wiring and DCDC charger will go
looking good!! I like the use of aluminum
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I also made a tailgate panel a few months ago. I like the weight savings, but its a one shot of you don’t know how to weld it (which i dont). I still have a little more work to do replacing the rivnuts in the tailgate, but its 98% complete for now. I am also debating whether i should bedline it or leave it raw
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That’s gonna get unbearably hot in the sun just fyi
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More hot than black? I don’t really hang out or sit on the tailgate. Its a stronger and better option than the factory one. Plus it only cost me $70.
Mostly because it’s metal and not plastic. Would be like a tailgate griddle
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Metal is stronger than plastic, and flat is better than ridged (for my knees). I think ill be ok.
Or for sale: $250 + shipping 
Picked up a slightly used pair of Deaver Stage 3 today. Need to order some ubolts and then get these installed
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