you will need the left side of the windbreaker, not for wind though, just to reflect the heat not melting the fridge :-)

@lampelanleena

5 жыл бұрын

Can you move the stove further from the fridge?

@TheWoodensong

5 жыл бұрын

I had the same thought…almost immediately upon seeing the set-up!

@TheWoodensong

5 жыл бұрын

I'd even thought of taking the original windbreaker off and manufacturing a larger, square version to provide more protection to the fridge...

@bradwilliams2495

4 жыл бұрын

That's good work sir, Were it me, I'd just move the stove to toward the end of the pull out and screw i in there. Put your canister btween the stove and the fridge.

@OverlandAddict

4 жыл бұрын

Brad Williams I could do that. I just wanted to keep using the original gas line. If I put the canister to the left I would have to get a hose. I may do this eventually if it’s a problem, but so far it has not been an issue.

Black anodize made it look really nice. I’m glad he went that route.

Dude, you did a great job on ur rig. The finnish looks really good and eveyone is learning as they go. I personally believe no one gets it right, right out the box. My camping needs aren't ur needs, so our set ups may be similar but very different at the same time. In addition, I value persons such as yourself. For taking the time to post a review on ur own work, regarding the pros and con's, i only have one thing to say. Thank you! for facilitating it for guys like me. 👍👍 With my OCD I'm not certain how many things i would have changed in the process....thx for sharing and enjoy!

Very nicely done my friend, I appreciate all the effort you have done to not only share the idea, but the plans and parts list etc. You have done a very nice job on sharing this all with us and it turned out great. Thanks again for sharing. I subbed and clicked the bell. Thanks again and have a blessed week. Dale

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Heartland Outdoor Living you bet, Dale! Thanks for taking the time to leave this nice comment. Hope you enjoy the channel, and thanks for watching and subscribing! Viewers like you make it all worth it! 👍🏻

BEST SETUP FOR A JEEP I'VE SEEN YET! GREAT WORK.

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

MRDSALVATO wow, thanks!

Im a month into my set up for an older Blazer. Lots of good ideas here. Yours came out very well. Thanks for the help. Cya out there!!

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

dhu1042476 thanks! Be sure and create a video once you’re done.

I like it! It's really functional. You don't have to walk around and do this or that, it's all right there. It's cool, even with the said mistakes you made. Other Then the uncertainty of the fridge moving, I don't see anything wrong. Really! It's all so 😎. Thank you for sharing you neat project.🌹

So, you have a locking slide on each side of your cooler and stove pullouts and you really only need one locking slide paired with a normal slide on the other side. You could free up two locking slides and swap with a couple of the drawers. Buy one more locking slide for the remaining drawer.

Fantastic build man, no matter what the quirks, it’s still made by you! Looks great! Wanting to do the same style as well, thanks for the great vid! 🤙🏽

@OverlandAddict

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks man! Good luck with your build.

Great video. Very detailed and informative. Your system is well thought out for your needs and space available. Like everyone else searching KZread for tips and ideas for building their own system I'm going to take a few ideas from your video and ad it to my growing land cruiser build list. Thank you much for sharing. Mike, New subscriber. I can never understand why so many videos have thumbs down. The nah sayers on KZread is getting out of control. I didn't know we had so many perfect people in this world. Some people just get off putting down others I guess. Keep up the good work.

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Mike S thanks so much, Mike! I appreciate the comments and subscribe, and glad you got some ideas. I still have a ways to go before I’m “perfect” 😁

Great build!!!. Recently bought a topper for my f150, going to use your build of fridge & stove with a cutting board.

IIRC, the Dometic fridges have threaded inserts on the bottom that you can bolt it down to a platform from underneath.

Nice job! Thanks for sharing your parts list and sketchup drawing!

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Drewsker42 no problem! Thanks for watching 👍🏻

Great video. Liked and subscribed. Thanks for sharing your Sketchup model and parts list.

Nice! Youve inspired me! That left side flap on the stove is going to be necessary to prevent your flame burning your fridge shelf up... I singed mine in a similar way. Great job tho. 👍🏼

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Chad Mitchell thanks! I was curious about that. I decided I would find out if it would get too hot the first time I cooked on it like this. Thanks for watching 👍🏻

Great job! Well thought out. Thanks for sharing.

I really like what you've done, Especially the fridge and stove side. I've got a tacoma and want to build something similar, but with just one 3ft drawer on the other side. With all due respect, I would suggest putting all recovery gear, tools, heavy items in lowest possible storage. Every bit helps center of gravity. Thank you for sharing your setup, I appreciate it.

@throughjackscamera4432

5 жыл бұрын

Subbed for more!

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Through Jack's camera I hear ya about the center of gravity, but I’m on the shorter side and I use the camping gear way more than the recovery gear, so it’d be hard for me to get into the top drawer constantly. I’m going to be moving the tent to a trailer soon so that should help CG a ton. Thanks so much for watching and especially subscribing!

I really like that stove slider too great job!

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Brad Melvin hey I appreciate that! Thanks for watching.

Really great looking cabinet. Well done.

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Wayward Woodworker thanks so much!

Great Nice job I like you left some space at top of this cabinet

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Vadim Zubkov thanks! Yes, I like to strap things to the top. Thanks for watching. 👍🏻

This is awesome. Great job! I was a little surprised by the price tag at the end, but I know that 8020 stuff is expensive. The way you did the slides on the right hand side is really nice.

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Galen Sinkey thanks! I probably could’ve done it cheaper if I cut everything to length and drilled the holes myself, etc. I wasn’t confident my saw would do the trick, but I realize now it would’ve been fine. Thanks for watching!

Pretty awesome job for a first try man! Great work! 👍

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Erik Valiquette thanks!

I like the stain color. Thanks for sharing.

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

MS 3104 thanks for watching!

Looks great I am getting ready to build one for my FJ Cruiser

This opened up a lot of ideas for me, thanks for making this video! I think I would have installed a slide out cutting board in between the bottom and middle drawer to solve The Cutting Board issue. Can't wait to see if there's a part two of this video.

@OverlandAddict

4 жыл бұрын

Kevin Hamer there probably will be. I’m probably getting a bigger fridge so I will have to redesign at least the fridge slide. Thanks for watching!

@kevinhamer2230

4 жыл бұрын

@@OverlandAddict just watched your video on your Table Rock trip with your family. I was just down in that neck of the woods a couple weekends ago. Beautiful country! What's your reasoning for a bigger fridge? I'm just a single guy, so I'm just curious if it's because you needed the extra room for when your family joins you or if you thought you needed the extra room for just yourself.

Very nice setup! Great job!

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Tom Killingsworth thanks man!

Good job on the cabinet and drawer system. Id probably install the locking device especially when on an incline / decline. Nonetheless, very detailed and informative. It will help me as I figure out a drawer / fridge system for my Toyota FJC

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

FJ REY yes, I’ve taken it out now and already figured out that if your on the slightest decline the drawers want to slide shut. Not the end of the world, but kind of annoying. I’m definitely going to swap out the slides with locking ones like on the fridge. Thanks for watching!

THANK YOU! awesome video it helps me get alot of things cleared up and it helps me alot for my build

@OverlandAddict

4 жыл бұрын

silentfox12 thanks and good luck with your build!

i really like the color of that stain, kinda orangey looks real good with your truck

Nice job! Looks really good! Keep up the great video!

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Matt Jenner thanks!

Well done. I like the 80/20. I didn't read through the comments, but you could drill a hole in the drawers and insert a dowel pin to keep the drawers from sliding back in.... sweet look.

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Martin Hunley great idea. Thanks for watching!

I really like the fridge/stove combo concept.

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

David Foppe me too. I can’t take credit for it. I saw many others with similar setups I used for inspiration. Thanks for watching!

The absolute best setup I’ve seen. I’m following your plans for sure. I just gotta figure out a way to add a cutting board somewhere. I’m thinking on the bottom drawer. Or maybe a slide out cutting board right under the bottom drawer. Thanks so much. I’m gonna spray mine with Bedliner to match my black on black Jeep. Hope it looks good.

@OverlandAddict

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Yeah a cutting board option that slid out would be nice.

you could use a flat bar the length of the slide to keep your draws from auto shutting. Nice job. thanks for sharing.

Nice work . Sure someone said it but my experience is some painters tape before you run your caulk bead , then pulling it before it cure will give you a nice sharp caulk edge

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

MediaHorde no one said that yet, but that’s a great tip! Thanks for watching!

Looks great, nice work

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

CC 76 thanks so much!

Really nice job. Great video.

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

maxgralph thank you so much!

Nice setup. I have that same fridge. There are threaded holes on the bottom of it. You can screw it to the tray from the bottom just like you did with the stove.

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

I I thanks. Another viewer told me the same thing. I’m not sure I will bolt it down though. It’s pretty easy to remove now if I want to take it out.

Great job on the build

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Dave Masbutter thank you 👍🏻

Excellent job sir!

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

kevin brown thank you!

Great VID and Attached info!

Very thoughtful, some good ideas.

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Ben Ivey thanks for watching!

Good video, keep them coming!

@OverlandAddict

4 жыл бұрын

OverlandTrax thanks!

You did an excellent job

Nice job.. great video, really enjoyed it. I just started building one too.

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

sifilmaker thanks! I’d love to see a video of the final product when you’re done.

Nice work 🙌🙌

Looks great!

Nice. Thanks for sharing

Great Work Buddy .

@OverlandAddict

4 жыл бұрын

Saffron Maverick thanks!

I've watched your video a couple times now and perhaps you put the stove on that side because your'e mounting the propane tank on the spare, or with a tailgate table and the slideout, there isnt a lot of room to get between and cook. That's what I'm wrestling with now- i love my DIY tailgate table. I need drawers and a fridge slideout tho, so I will switch my fridge to the drivers side once i finalize my design. You sold me the Partner stove a month ago, and it was SO worth every penny! I even put your sticker on my propane tank above the spare:) Great video, I would love to see how you did the combo locks on the drawer faces...

@OverlandAddict

4 жыл бұрын

Bill Grinley Glad you are happy with the stove! I love mine. The reason I put my stove on that side was because at the time I was running a driver’s side 270° awning. I thought it would be awkward to walk around the slide if it were on the other side. Thanks for watching and for your business!

Nice work!

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

MOUNTAINTRD - Thanks man!

Nicely done fella! The thing I dislike about my Jeep, is that the rear door opens towards the curb...it really bothers me. If you're in England, Japan, Australia, it makes sense but if the door opened towards the street (left-hand hinge), you could access the space from curb-side better. I was parallel parked once and had the door swung all the way out so we could load groceries, there was someone in front, and while I was stowing some gear in the front seat, another car parked very close to my rear and went in the shops. I had to wait 45 minutes for one of these vehicles to move so I could shut the rear door, and leave. I'm building a slide-out cabinet kitchen for my DIY overland trailer, good job again!!!

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Geography in Action thanks for your comment and good luck with your build!

The Dometic CFX fridges have four threaded inserts on the bottom for mounting. Just drill four holes up from the bottom and use some flush mount bolts. Voila, hidden mounting for the fridge. You can find the dimensions on the Dometic website.

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Lee Johnson I had no idea. Thanks for the tip!

great job!!

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Shawn Lee thanks!

i really enjoyed ur style. you admitted ur mistakes. i plan to bulid something like this for my toyota fj cruiser.thank you . i have subscrided to you.. Canadian Colin. cheers.

@OverlandAddict

4 жыл бұрын

colin coyle thanks so much for watching and the sub!

i like the setup i am gonna make something similar to my prado 150 land cruiser

Looks good but lower the fridge to your grill to open easier and use your tailgate for your grill. They also have slideouts built in on most. Then with fridge lower, make the top a slide out for spices or condiments. Just store the grill up top.

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

GolfXXX I didn’t want to have to pack and unpack the stove. Also if I used the tailgate for the grill I could t slide the fridge out. I’ve heard lots of different opinions on how it could be laid out. It’s fun hearing everyone’s take on it. Thanks for watching!

great jo. Thanks for sharing.. Im from indonesia..

Looks nice. You might add a pull out table/cutting board under the stove.

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Steve K yeah someone else mentioned this too. Great idea!

Badass setup...

@OverlandAddict

4 жыл бұрын

The Bearded GOrilla thanks bro!

Great job

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Stephen Johns thank you!

And a little BlackBerry Smoke to boot!!!

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Robert Bradish of course! 🤟🏻

nicely done

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Kevin thank you sir!

Careful that wind shield you pulled back. Once you start cooking and the flame is on you could melt the fridge plastic next to it. Keep the heat shield on. Also not sure if your fridge releases heat through that grille and if it does the more cooler the area is it’s releasing heat to the better your fridge works. Basic refrigeration knowledge. Keep the heat shield up buddy. Nice setup 😁

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Mr.Poseidon thanks for the tips!

Not sure but it looks to me that there may be about 1/2" of space under your camp stove slid eout. Add a 1" X 1/8" aluminum bar on the bottom edge of each side and cut a 1/2" slide out additional table space. I like your set up for the limited space you have. Nice job!

Great build man. I would put the heaviest stuff in the lowest drawer to put less stress one the frame of the cabinet structure

@OverlandAddict

4 жыл бұрын

Gevorg Nazaryan thanks. People have made this comment before, and I understand why. But the camping stuff is what I use the most. I’m a shorter guy, so seeing and reaching into the top drawer isn’t very comfortable and it would be a pain in the ass to do that at camp all night long. Thanks for watching!

@gevorgnazaryan8720

4 жыл бұрын

Overland Addict makes sense I am going to build this as well. Thank you for all the detailed information. I am super stoked to start the project

Very nice I'm.doing one soon Iike urs but I ptbe fridge to go to the left side a way from the stove and lower

Great job! Imo its TOO NICE lol

@OverlandAddict

3 күн бұрын

@@wallheadkdir it served me well for a time. Thanks for watching!

Great video!! I'm looking to build something like this. I tried to download your sketch but the link is not working.. Can uiu please send it to me? The other link works with the part numbers.. Thanks

@RVingTheCountry

3 жыл бұрын

Me too. I can’t get it to download. Please tell me I can get it from you still?

Nice, I would move that stove further out away from the frig.

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Dave Kuebler can’t because of the propane bottle.

Great job. Appreciate the info.

was surprised to see that the DIY parts list was still $900ish. crazy

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

TikkerLoS yeah, 8020 is proud of their stuff!

I’d die if hubby went w/o me. Haha, although I’m the one dragging him out to go when he’d rather sleep in our bed with ac

Do you feel it’s necessary to have 2 locking slides or would one on the left or right side suffice?

Thank you

You probably put the fridge on that side because when you raise it up it won’t fit on the drivers side. The tail gate latch is in the way

@OverlandAddict

4 жыл бұрын

5djc I think it was because of it was on the other side, I would be between the tailgate and the stove trying to cook in a confined space.

Are your measurements right on the 80/20? Reason being, I have 2018Jeep JL and the measurements i have are 39" for tje width and then there is a difference in the depth due to the back seats from the top to the bottom.

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Rick Barmore yes. I just went out to the Jeep and put a tape on it. I have a JK, not a JL. Maybe the dimensions in the rear changed in those? It’s a tight fit but it does fit.

Awesome video! Getting ready to build mine, love the extruded aluminum frame. Do you feel like it is more sturdy than using wood?

@OverlandAddict

3 жыл бұрын

If you know what you’re doing with wood, probably not. I just liked the look.

hi. can you write me what are the dimensions in metric measure of the box? i don't have a sketch up. thanks

Swap the drawers to the other side and You can build a fold down table on to your door for prep space

@JDBeastmode

4 жыл бұрын

Nvm you mentioned it in the end

I am curios why you didn't get the side panels from 80/20 as well?

Great job! Looks good. Did installing that make the rear of your Jeep sag at all? If so, by how much? Thanks.

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Do Something Outdoors you know, I didn’t check at all. With it fully loaded I’m sure it did a small bit but I’d be willing to bet it’s not more than a half inch if any. If I ever unload it and remove the cabinet I’ll be sure and check.

@dosomethingoutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

@@OverlandAddict thanks! That's not really bad at all. Well worth it. That set up looks good.

Great work mate! It sounds like you don't have a second battery, how do you run the fridge without draining your starter battery? Cheers!

Any issues with the stove being so close to the fridge. Has the heat from the stove while cooking caused any problems?

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

TRP nothing yet!

I really appreciate your video! Considering using elements of your set up in my 5th gen 4Runner. One question I haven’t noticed in the comments (maybe it’s there, but I didn’t quickly find it): is there a need to secure the frame of the cabinetry to the floor of your vehicle? You mentioned weight of the whole unit being hefty, but if it isn’t secured, I wonder if it shuffles around on bumpy trails? Companies like Goose-Gear make a baseplate that all their storage systems must mount to. Maybe that’s only Goose-Gear, or maybe it’s only for T4R. I just want to make sure all my stuff stays where I put it and that my storage systems stay where I put them! Thoughts??

@OverlandAddict

4 жыл бұрын

mrwdmd thanks for watching! Yes, it is secured to the tie down points built into the floor of the Jeep. You definitely want to secure it, but only to prevent it shifting around on bumpy trails, but also in the event of a roll over or crash. Everything needs to be secured inside the vehicle if at all possible.

@theMagicSnorkel

4 жыл бұрын

@@OverlandAddict quick question... how did you secure it to the tie down points?

I know it's an older video. But, do you find the Dometic 50 a ample amount of space, or too much for 1 or 2 people?

Great build. Quick question... I downloaded the SketchUp file, but when I tried to open it, I learned that it was created in a later version (v.18). When I went to update my version, I learned that Sketchup has completely changed their product line, and no longer supports updates to their 'free' versions, and now, only appears to offer subscription-based plans. I'm not even sure if this is possible, but I thought I would ask... does your version offer the option of saving your design file in the format of a previous generation? If so, would you be kind enough to re-upload a version that is backwards compatible? Regardless, best of luck in all you are doing.

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Steve Cram I’m not sure but I’ll take a look. I noticed that the program isn’t free any longer, too, so I went back to using an older version. Thanks for watching!

@stevecram7705

5 жыл бұрын

@@OverlandAddict I just re-read my original message above, and I was incorrect in what I said, I'm sorry. What I meant to say is that I have an older version (v17), and that your file was in v18, which is no longer available for download free. If you could see if it's possible to save the file as a v17, that would be great. Thanks, and sorry for the confusion.

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Ah ok. That makes more sense because I created it using v18. I’ll see what I can do.

@stevecram7705

5 жыл бұрын

Overland Addict... Hello again. Just touching base again to see if you were able to check on the file type question. Thanks!

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Steve Sorry for the delay. I was able to save it in the version 2017 format. I've updated the link in the description.

How did you secure the floor so it doesnt move??

You did an awesome job!! until near the end of the video when you mentioned that you weren't some woodworking pro or something similar, I just assumed that you were, or maybe your an engineer, building contractor, etc.I love watching vids of other people's overloading and camping rigs, as I plan out my own future build (so many goodies out there to consider!).

@OverlandAddict

4 жыл бұрын

wlongmore None of the above! I just like to tinker and build things. Thanks for watching!

Awesome rig! Personally I love having free counter space, maybe another slider under the Coleman stove? Also, I bet you'll eventually see grease and maybe even some heat wear on the side of your fridge from the stove. You mentioned keeping the other stove flap tucked because you won't need it for the wind, i'd be tempted to double it up in height as a heat/cooking shield to protect the fridge. I.e. Think about all the splatter that happens when you pan cook bacon :P

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

xIMedicMitchlx K you might be right about the flap. I’ve been opening it just in case. There’s no room under the stove for another slide the way it’s designed now. I might redesign that stove slide so it could accommodate one. Thanks for watching!

do you have a link to whomever did you aluminum work?

@OverlandAddict

3 жыл бұрын

I bought it from 8020.net

Nice and Beefy....

nice i like this a lot. Why not of put the fridge on another shelf that has its own set of slides so it could come out like another 36" ? just like how your stove does

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Jeziorski7 Since the fridge is longer than the cabinet, I’d have to find a 3-piece slide instead of a 2-piece. I’m not sure they make those.

I’ll sub for BBS alone, favourite band! But I like the set up, I also built my own using an aluminium framing system “connect-it” here in Australia, not sure if you can get it in the US but similar to what you have used. My drawers are modified long plastic tubs, keeps the weight down. Mine also comes out easily but needed to brace it up top (to my cargo barrier) as I found it moved around a little when on rough tracks on my first few outings. Cheers!

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Scott M nice! I’ll check out that Connect-it. Thanks for watching!

yes strap the fridge down ..you never know what can happen on the tracks

@OverlandAddict

4 жыл бұрын

Carlo Luvisi the fridge is definitely strapped down 👍🏻

I don’t feel bad now for paying $1,400.00 for my TUFFY CARGO SECURITY 2 drawer system. It’s all powder coated metal that’s built exceptionally well and has superior strength locks and and matching keys for under the front seat gun locker. I use mine to carry my duty belt, bullet proof vests flack vest, helmet, and other equipment I need for work. I absolutely love it! I really like yours also. The only difference I would do on yours is, I would have put the fridge on the driver side and the drawers on the passenger side, and got one of them slides that lowers the fridge. I would use the cooking stove on another table just cause I wouldn’t want to be cooking so close to the JEEP. I have a 1996 Land Cruiser and I’m going to make that drawer system myself similar to yours. That one I don’t need to lock to all my gear in. That one is strictly an over landing vehicle for me and family.

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Riddle me this... Batman. I thought about flip flopping the layout and putting a drop down table on the tailgate, but there would be no room to stand if it was folded down and the fridge or stove slid out. I’d love to see your drawer system once you’re done. Thanks for watching!

Great Job! I have a CJ and have 10" of depth behind my rear seats to play with... so quit grousing about how little room you have back there ;) JUST KIDDING! One question - how much does it weigh, and have you had a chance to decide if you need to swap out your dampers/springs in the rear of the jeep to accommodate the additional weight?

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Ewing Fox I’m not sure how much it weighs, but it’s heavy. With all the drawers empty it took my wife and I both to load it in the back. I’d guess it weighs around 70 lbs empty. Fully loaded drawers and fridge probably over 200 lbs. The ride height was affected just a bit, so beefier suspension in the rear would probably be best, but I’ve taken it on a few trips so far and it’s performed fine. I drive pretty slow over obstacles though. I imagine if nothing else, the shocks will wear out faster. Thanks for watching!

@ewingfox6459

5 жыл бұрын

@@OverlandAddict definitely interested to see more content as you spend more time with the rig! I have been contemplating building a very shallow box for the back of my CJ7 and I think that you have sold me on the 80/20!!!

@OverlandAddict

5 жыл бұрын

Ewing Fox it’s extremely easy to work with and those rails can be used for many things.

How heavy?

Looks really nice, except that Coleman stove is too close to the fridge 😬

What brand of slides did you use?

@OverlandAddict

4 жыл бұрын

Got them off Amazon. Links are in the description.