It all comes down to what you want I guess. I have a dog so it works out great for me to put his bed at the end closest to the dash because there is nowhere else he can be comfortable and I don't like him right next to me. I also have a 2008 and the seats do not lean forward on those so it allows for more overall space with the seat under the bed area and it is easier to get out of the front passenger door if I need to.

Thank you so much, for the comment, glad you liked it!

Thank you Gabe!

Thank you!!!!!

Thank you so much David!!!

@@SheriOneal It's good to know that my friends are still adventurous and passionate. I may have lost that spirit, at least for the time being. People used to live vicariously through me, but the tide has turned. I fear that my candle has melted all the way down.

@@DAVIDHERRICK I completely understand, it feels harder to get inspired the longer we do what do for a living. I have many lackluster moments and I too am struggling, mostly with the desire to pursue new things, yet I still need to make money with assignments. That has always been the heardst part of being an artist. I want to go create with no boundaries but I have to have money to pay bills. It also cost money to spare the time to do those personal projects so it is often hard to find that safe balance. Try doing something you wouldn't normally do and take time to learn something new. Most of what I enjoy doing today I would have never imagined I would be interested in several years ago. Your candle just needs some fresh air! xo

Thank you so much for watching, Part 2 will be out over the weekend, and I hope you will come back and watch!

Thank you so much for watching Donna!

Thank you I am so glad that you enjoyed it!

I wish I had been able to travel when I was young, I have a lot of catching up to do!

Thank you so much Leslie for watching and taking the time to leave a comment!

Thank you for taking time to leave me a comment, I am glad it was helpful!

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Thank you so much for the comment, and I agree Kerry is one of Nashville's coolest people!

You are so welcome! Thank you for watching and for taking the time to leave me a comment!

STOP beating yourself up and be kind to yourself! We all struggle with this and need to do better. Thank you for watching and for taking the time to comment. Sending you all the best for better writing and for loving who you are, you ARE Unique....remember that!

Thanks so much for the comment, for watching and for being open. I hope that you treat yourself better and that you can also overcome your negative thoughts and treat yourself better so you can live your best life!

Thank you for watching and for your kind message. I am looking forward to the possibility of working with you in the future with helping others feel better about themselves!

Thank you for being so open and sharing your thoughts. Being a creative I think sometimes makes us even more vulnerable since our work is often so personal. Being conscious positively in those times is a very good thing!

Kay, we are likely all in the same place with how we often feel about our own self-confidence, we need to get better at being kind to ourselves. Thank you so much for commenting!

I absolutely agree! Thank you for watching.

Я благодарен за свободу, которая у меня есть здесь, в Америке. Желаю вам всего наилучшего в создании собственного и возможности ездить на нем. Надеюсь, вы найдете способ воплотить эту мечту в жизнь. Спасибо за просмотр!

Thank you for the comment and I am so happy this video was able to inspire you to want to start your bike-building journey again!

Thank you Jennifer for watching and for leaving a comment, Rafe is a great talent for sure!

Thank you!

I agree he is amazing. I love his voice and watching him perform!

I am so glad that you found it helpful!

Thank you Sal!

Thank you for the kind message!

Thank you for the comment Larene! , I am currently working on a third option and once it is complete will have a video for that as well. This is the easiest to remove though. I hope that yours turns out ok!

Thank you and I completely agree. I cant wait to see his finished carousel!

Thank you so much Dave for watching! So you are in NC these days, I wasn't sure if you would return to FLA. I hope you are well!

I will do my best to explain, hopefully, this will make sense. Near the back hatch, it is partially rested on part of the storage bin, leaving space so I can still use the bin. I used a d-ring from the cabinet and one to a screw on the backside near the hatch opening, my model has a flip plastic hook with a screw so I used that to also attach the d-ring. Then I used a turnbuckle to firmly attach the cabinet to the frame with tension. At the top near the door toward the front of the vehicle, I added a metal d-ring to the upper handle screw near the top of the roof. There is a piece of plastic that pops off and a screw holds it in place (where you might hang some clothes on a hanger also referred to as the oh Sh1T bar). I also added a metal d-ring to the cabinet. I then connected both using a turnbuckle so I could tighten it into place. To add a bit more tension there is a bolt where the seat used to be behind the plastic cover where the bracket screws to the frame. I bought a longer screw with the same thread and a large washer and ran it threw the back of the cabinet reinforced with a cheap metal Lbracked from Lowes into the original treaded hole. I am getting ready to add some new modifications and will likely make a metal frame that runs around the cabinet. It is very snug and I have had no issues with it moving, shifting, or slipping in any way. I try not to drill any new holes and utilize any existing screws with my builds if possible. I hope this helps and isn't too confusing. Thank you for watching!

Thank you so much for wathing!

Thank you Steve for the kind comment, Ken is an amazing artist!!!

Those are bungees.

Thank you so much for taking the time to leave a comment, John is a wonderful person with a lot of talent!

Thank you so much!!!

Thank you so much! I am always trying to be resourceful!

Thank you! It's about 7' it goes from the back to right around where the doorknob sits. I am short and was hoping to keep it behind the front seat with the seat all the way forward but my seats don't release forward unfortunately so I had to make it higher to fit over the seat with the seat completely laid back. this wastes a lot of space but works. After seeing so many mods online I now want to change it again but I don't have the greatest setup in my garage to do what I would love to do. It works great and is super comfortable though. If you are building something I would love to see it! I have a new video walkthrough of the set up I just haven't had time to upload it, will do that soon if you care to subscribe it should remind you. I am new to this platform with sharing and at my age, it is all a bit of a challenge with time.

Thank you for the comment Paula, Troy is awesome!

You are welcome

Thank you!!!

Thank you for the comment, I would love to see your version once it is complete!

Thank you so much Christina for taking the time to leave your kind comment. I am new at sharing through youtube, this makes me feel as if I am on the right path moving forward despite my discomfort in front of the camera..

Thank you, Victoria. Knowing we are sharing our art while keeping things out of a landfill is a wonderful part of the creative process too. I appreciate your leaving a comment here!