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Nice work on trailer organization and ease of use

Another alternative to the sloppy plastic clutch alignment tool would be to find a scrap trans and cut the input shaft off. I have done that and use the OEM input shaft as the alignment tool. Works way better than the crappy plastic tools.

I like the Raptor Bronco Seat covers. The belts are just a little too much for my personal taste. Not terrible, I just think highlighting them for reasons said is not ideal. It breaks the flow of the eye. Seat covers though, very nice.

Just my personal taste but I would consider using that stripe of color in the center of the seat cover and / or on the Center console. The seatbelt webbing is never in the same position, so I wouldn't highlight it. A rendering of the alternate idea maybe? :)

I like the truck renderings. I like all of the exterior details. As for the interior, it's a balance as you say. The only thing I personally would hesitate on is the seatbelts. While your concept is MUCH better than taking the lazy route of say using a completely orange belt like you see in...

I'm just glad to see you wearing hearing protection while using the air chisel. lol. Nice work.

Outstanding attention to detail on the Buick. Curious do you price by the job or by the hour? I hope that doesn't come across negative :) I imagine most of the repair shops would not take the time you do to do the job to the top level.

New shop is looking good! I have never used a scissor lift, but I sure loved my 2 post lift.

K member looks impressive. Nice work.

"Just into it 3 or 4 years ago"... I wouldn't connect say 3 or 4 years and 30,000 miles is recent. Nice work as usual.

Good to see you back here still sharing your story. It's a great one.

Parts clean up worth it imo. Looking good.

Eastwood plastic resurfacer is another option. I have had good results with it on a few plastic fenders shown here. This is over 3 years after resurfacing the fender flares on my 4Runner.

Nice work on the polish job. I was thinking to myself as I was progressing through your posts that a black vehicle is the most challenging to maintain, so have a black Jeep that is offloaded must be the most difficult. Then I read your wife's comment. Lol.

Congrats on the family addition. She is beautiful!

Those leather seats look amazing. All are well done, but those appeal to me the most.

Mike, Sorry for your loss.

Nice work. Looks like its already been hit. We have strategically place guide / rub rails in some locations to prevent high G impact and reaction force

Congrats on your lift(s) setup. Very nice. I think you will enjoy that.

I like the rotisserie idea.