LML Winter/Arctic/Cold Front ???

[cjb2283]

For you guys that have one...

1. Which one?
2. How is it attached?
3. Vent option?
4. At what temps do you put it on?

So far I have seen Fia but haven’t done much looking. Getting ready to move back to Alaska, this time with a diesel.


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[frankenstien]

Where at in Alaska?

Alaska tent and tarp used to make custom ones, I'm pretty sure they still do. They use a variety of attachments, vents or no vents, cheap to fancy.

I have a factory grill cover for my LLY it has no vents, I only use it when it gets around 0F

 

[cjb2283]

Where at in Alaska?



Alaska tent and tarp used to make custom ones, I'm pretty sure they still do. They use a variety of attachments, vents or no vents, cheap to fancy.



I have a factory grill cover for my LLY it has no vents, I only use it when it gets around 0F

Hey Frankenstein. I was stationed at Eielson AFB last time I was there. I went to Alaska Tent and Tarp in Fairbanks for my old truck that was gas. I remember them being a bit expensive but that was also one of my first purchases and experiences paying for something in AK.
This time I will be stationed at Elmendorf AFB. Not sure they have multiple stores.


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[frankenstien]

They have a location in anchorage. Not sure on their prices.

I'm in Fairbanks.

I'm guessing they don't come with a ringer front from the factory anymore?

 

[cjb2283]

They might...I bought my LML a year old.


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[frankenstien]

Might be able to get a new one from gm, probably pricy, but I bet it will fit good and be a no drill install

 

[Veikra]

I use cardboard that I slip in front of radiator. Does the job, doesnt wear the paint, recyclable. It blocks 3/4 of my radiator, only the width of the M in GMC is open . It stay like this all winter in canada. I remove in the spring when temp goes up to rated thermostat temperature

 

[cjb2283]

I use cardboard that I slip in front of radiator. Does the job, doesnt wear the paint, recyclable. It blocks 3/4 of my radiator, only the width of the M in GMC is open . It stay like this all winter in canada. I remove in the spring when temp goes up to rated thermostat temperature

You know, I forgot I did this last time I was up in Alaska. I did it with my Hoopty Daily Driver, a 1990 Toyota Tercel. I may just try this instead and save a buck or two. My worries are that it would get wet from snow melt and road debris then break down. Thanks for the idea.