Here you go: 2000 - 2002 chevy Tahoe console Factory fit.

http://www.astrosafari.com/viewtopic.ph ... le#p645554

Soyry to go off topic- @Unrreal, what Westin pushbar are you using? That looks sick, what truck was it originally made for? Any mod needed? Talk about reviving an old thread.. The pushbar I installed is from a chevy avalanche and yes I had to modify the supplied brackets to make it fit my van a lot...

check in my tread on the other site : on the first page all the links for the pics are messed up but if ou click on them they will still show... oh and one more thing that i forgot to mention when i did this is that i had to elongate the hole on the bottom because my hood was not closing properly to...

and here i thought WE had way too much time in our hands...

i had that problem when i first did my lift then go it "properly" aligned and the problem went away, the problem that i have now is when it gets windy i get pushed all over the road, then again driving a big box on wheels they are not made to be aerodynamic..

no they wont fall out with the silicone just check all 4 vids is actually very cool..

hey crawler you said you wanted to open the turn signal assembly to paint it right, take a look at this video.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imIiglkq ... =fvwp&NR=1 and then go to video four on instructions on how to close it again.. hope it helps...

You could try something like this http://www.padlocks4less.com/tool-box-cam-lock.html cheap and efficient....

keep us posted photo_van i would like to see how this turns out... w/pics of course

theres a few different ways you can mount the grill guard, you can check out my pics on the other forum.. but here's one for ya:

here is a link to the gm parts website: is gonna be number 14.. and the part# 152251 http://www.gmpartsgiant.com/Page_Product/PartDetail.aspx?modelYear=1996&model=Astro&make=Chevrolet&catalogCode=53M&subModel=2WD&engineCode=L35&transCode=M30&rpo=X88&majorIndexID=07&am...

those hummer wheels look kickass on the van =D> =D> keep us posted!!!

hey rotor i've been debating on this issue myself and i think i foud a good solution, a swing away tire carrier from a jeep jk that has the same bolt pattern as our vans and i also conveniently found a bunch of them on ebay for around $300-$400 bucks here is a pic: jeep jk tire carrier.jpg with only...

hey green you don't really need an unloading tool or c clamp either to remove the torsion bar, all you need is to relieve the pressure on the bars which can be done by simple lifting the front wheels off the ground, the only reason to use the c clamp is if you want to remove them without lifting the...

the mega monster kit is the one you want to get i also came across this website a while ago basically everything on this kit is upgraded to 4l65 parts that are stronger and last longer...