Just like that country song...

"The first cut is the deepest" :lol:

I can't say I blame you, I couldn't do it either. I'd have someone else do it, then pick my truck up after the work was done. :banana:

Sheryl Crow is NOT country... :fyi:

Zach you will have to forgive him he is Canadian after all.:lol:

Okay, So I finally took some pictures to lay it out for you guys
 

The outlets are not white, they are grey

http://lh4.ggpht.com/_TcH5xr_BbTQ/S-...0/DSC03756.JPG

The same grey as the air conditioning vents, see it is even smiling for you, "I am grey just like my cousin the receptacle. :)"

http://lh4.ggpht.com/_TcH5xr_BbTQ/S-...0/DSC03755.JPG

"Yeah Me too :)"

http://lh4.ggpht.com/_TcH5xr_BbTQ/S-...0/DSC03759.JPG

"Look at how we match we are the same color :):):):)"

http://lh5.ggpht.com/_TcH5xr_BbTQ/S-...6/DSC03760.JPG

Looks awesome!!!!! but i guess im color blind they look white to me:p

That I believe cause white is not a color. http://smileys.on-my-web.com/reposit...ng/lol-031.gif

Awesome idea!!! Something else I can spend money on. :lol:

I would think the inverter should be up off the floor a bit for cooling reasons, yes /no??.
Mine can get a might hot after running for a while.. Why not just install everything under the hood, ie: outlets and inverter. I have mine on the fender wall and outlets inside the grill near the hood latch with waterproof plugins in the sockets.

Cool idea!!!!!!
:rocker:
:beers:

Sound like a good Idea but so far is has been fine at the spot where I've installed it. Plus I go off roading very often and even though I don't mud any more I sometimes still get mud and water all over the engine bay.

It's a great idea and you did a fine job installing it all. I use mine mostly for emergencies as this is also my plow truck.

Where did you get those switches that are in place of the 12V outlet? I've been looking for something like that.

Thanks!

I've got a 3000w inverter in my truck and I love it. I got from Harbor Freight, and I've had it for about 8 years now. It is so handy to run a saw or charge batteries out in the field. If I'm drawing big amps, I just keep the truck running. But to charge a couple drill batteries, no need to run the truck.

I got 4 outlets in the cab, and 4 in the bed/tool chest.