Any of the 3D printer gang think they can improve on the lump of plastic in the middle of the vehicle.
It's sort of depressing seeing how the sausage is made, once you dig into it. If it makes you feel any better, the glove box in a Beechcraft Bonanza is manufactured from the finest of cardboard, is around 400 bucks for a replacement box, and cannot be substituted per FAA. So, that milk crate look like a keeper to me.Awesome Ryan. Interesting to see the vehicle stripped down like that.
Any of the 3D printer gang think they can improve on the lump of plastic in the middle of the vehicle.
Ryan, is Ineos sponsoring any of this?
Yes we certainly will be. We have a QM Chassis cab on order, which we have been told should be delivered to us by the end of May.
I thought they had just taken pictures of @Jean Mercier working on his Grenadier.Oh wow... it looks like some of the interior fitment was not completed in the factory - SEND IT BACK UNDER WARRANTY!!
I wonder if this is what it takes to fix the RHD footwell intrusion!!
I completely agree, for example curious if there are lock/ unlock on both sides. Cheers!
Outstanding images! Have you anything for the drivers footwell? I still have hope to be able to make a better left foot space by re-routing some of the cables and removing the thick padding/floor insert.
