I intend to find a longer 6mm bolt and add a flange/crossbar behind the plastic to spread the load. If the assembly has instability around corners, then I have in mind a wooden A-frame attached to the right hand side floor sling loop bolts (6mm again).A bracing beam can cross to the other side. If I have to go THIS route, then the whole thing will have to do double duty as a tool box/cooler I also have in mind. I had constructed a similar one in 1986 behind my seats in my '86 S-10 extended cab. It also housed amps, tweeters, and a subwoofer. I scrapped it when I acquired step-kids (I should've kept it, not the step-kids).

 

All three stayed parked today while I installed a new garbage disposal, almost forgot how much "FUN" that is.

 

Sounds FUN.

 

Love that plumbing,it's easy to tell cabinet builders don't do plumbing. After I hacked back the blackberry bushes up the hill with a machete , and dug in the last drain on my drain system. Had to, get -R- done, before the monsoons return. Doomwagon stopped by and said I should wash it, so I did, I think the grass got greener this week.

 

Lookin' sharp as always Sam!

Honestly I think cabinet builders assume anybody working on the plumbing under the sink is a quadruple jointed circus freak with a tool belt, oy!

 

Put some "Plasti Dip" on the grille today to see how it looks in black, hard to see in the dark but i will post a pic tomorrow in the light, nice thing about plasti dip is....if i dont like it ill peel it off lol

 

Drove Stiglitz to work...on my birthday no less.. :-/

 

You could always just stop having birthdays..... Problem solved!

 

But then the Hooters girls wont fawn over me.. Not cool Greybeard.

 

So you complain....... and then we find out there's Hooters girls involved.



Just shut up!