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[nonamex]

I’m 95% done with my build. Added SDHQ A Pillar brackets and Baja lights and Bush Company 180 Awning.

Final items include bump stops from Perry Parts and Rigd Ultraswing. Maybe Dobinsons rear springs if truck sags.

Have to forgo LRA fuel tank due weight. Rotopax for now.

 

[LVGXOT+]

Looking good!!! I was in LA couple days ago and installed bumper, suspension, wheels and tires, rock rails, light bar, and installed ikamper DLX yesterday. Thank you for your help!

 

[Crozbd1]

Looking great! I take delivery of my OT+ on Monday and have a full suite of Sherpa rack system, 23zero tent/awning/walls etc waiting on the garage. I like how you did your lights up front. I won't be to your level yet, but excited to get going on the build!

 

[Seaweed_GX_2025]

Looks so awesome. Looking forward to seeing it in person (hopefully when a group meet up occurs). love the wheels. 180 seems to be a better option than 270 since these rigs have the top opening rear hatches. also like the ditch lights setup.

 

[Seaweed_GX_2025]

the interior cargo items looks great also. Can you go over what you have in there?

 

[nonamex]

Looks so awesome. Looking forward to seeing it in person (hopefully when a group meet up occurs). love the wheels. 180 seems to be a better option than 270 since these rigs have the top opening rear hatches. also like the ditch lights setup.

I’m thinking October would be a good month to meet up when the weather starts cooling down.

 

[nonamex]

the interior cargo items looks great also. Can you go over what you have in there?

I have a double drawer system with a pullout for fridge, stove, and table. You can configure however you like it.

Here are some photos of the drawer system and interior layout with battery system.

 

[Finn GX]

Nice build!

 

[LVGXOT+]

what’s your MPG?

 

[nonamex]

what’s your MPG?

Combined MPG is 16.5 with a range of 290 miles to empty. Not quite empty but you get the idea.

Weight of vehicle is 6,897 lb so I’ll take the 16.5 MPG.

 

[Incognito 550]

Very nice build!

 

[Bluegill]

You're going to really enjoy that 180-degree awning. I had a small (6-foot wide x 7-foot long) shade off the back of my 2004 Discovery. Then I had a larger (about 8-foot x 8-foot) shade on the side of my 2013 Discovery/LR4. I put that same shade on my GX and then I upgraded to the 180-degree awning. Having that much shade is a game changer when you're camping. I've even been lightly rained on once (doesn't happen too much out here). A few people can comfortably sit under there, you can have a kitchen set up, you can easily hang a tarp on one side to make mor shelter or extend a tarp over to a tree or another truck, etc. The awning makes the truck feel like a kid's fort, which is about the best feeling ever.

 

[Seaweed_GX_2025]

I have a double drawer system with a pullout for fridge, stove, and table. You can configure however you like it.

Here are some photos of the drawer system and interior layout with battery system.

Looks great man. The CFX, it appears you can only partially open? I have a 95 CFX and it's my master bedroom fridge lol. I have an EcoFlow Delta 3 with the 1024Wh LiFePO4 Expansion and a 400w solar. One day they will all be on the GX. One day.

Who did your drawer system?

 

[nonamex]

Looks great man. The CFX, it appears you can only partially open? I have a 95 CFX and it's my master bedroom fridge lol. I have an EcoFlow Delta 3 with the 1024Wh LiFePO4 Expansion and a 400w solar. One day they will all be on the GX. One day.

Who did your drawer system?

Overlander Woodworks did my drawer system. Great person to work with. The CFX 75DZ can be extended the full length if needed.

I have the Merlin Solar Panel 360W mounted on the RTT which replenishes the Delta 2 Max/Extra battery. Alternator charger too.

It will be a sick setup once you get your equipment inside the truck.