Custom Camper Works

[das mo]

Moin.

I would love to open this as a central space for people to post and exchange on their custom build of furniture and camper goodies in and all around the Grenadier.

Had some airline tracks and fitting arriving today. First thing I want to play around with, as it does not need exact measurements from tue vehicle, is a table for utility rail attachment.

Happy customisation!

Timo

 

[Logsplitter]

Moin.

I would love to open this as a central space for people to post and exchange on their custom build of furniture and camper goodies in and all around the Grenadier.

Had some airline tracks and fitting arriving today. First thing I want to play around with, as it does not need exact measurements from tue vehicle, is a table for utility rail attachment.

Happy customisation!

Timo

Good call. Yes it would be interesting and informative to get lots of ideas and finished customisations. certainly we aim to kit ours out as an expedition vehicle, along with using it for everyday use such as hauling firewood out of the woods and carrying the dogs and tools. I am keen to see your ideas for a utility rail camp table. Hope fully we can all learn from each other.

 

[emax]

Moin.

I would love to open this as a central space for people to post and exchange on their custom build of furniture and camper goodies in and all around the Grenadier.

Had some airline tracks and fitting arriving today. First thing I want to play around with, as it does not need exact measurements from tue vehicle, is a table for utility rail attachment.

Happy customisation!

Timo

Very nice!

Can you tell us your buying sources?

 

[Pat-Ard]

Hi Timo,

really good idea. I hope there will be some nice ideas for the airline tracks in floor and too for the utility belt.

 

[Norville]

I'm sure many people have already found this, but in the US out of Iowa:

Aircraft Style L-Track & Tie Downs

Choose aircraft-style L-track for versatile flatbed tie down options. This heavy-duty airline track is offered in 6' and 12' lengths and has a low profile.

www.uscargocontrol.com

 

[DCPU]

Maybe cross reference this thread:

https://www.theineosforum.com/threads/the-utility-belt.12369117/

 

[das mo]

Very nice!

Can you tell us your buying sources?

Sure.

I bought them via

Airlineschienen / Zurrschienen

Airlineschienen / Zurrschienen für jeden - vom Profi bis Privatanwender. Wir liefern Ihre Airlineschienen / Zurrschienen schnell & zuverlässig.

www.kuriershop.de

What I already learned unpacking and putting into the track: This automotive fitting is the best one when it comes to the plastic ones as it is very quiet with no metal hitting on metal when vibrating and also you can fully rotate the metal "ring". Compared to the other one with sharper triangle shaped rings, it allows you hook something in or run a belt through.



For quickly mounting tables or other equipment I find these stainless steel ones here very promising. One could leave them installed an then simple install something by running a bolt through it:



Will see how strong this will be with what material and thickness. Vehicle-shaped stabilising mounts below could be foldable and using the vehicle or one could fold the table down and lock it. When using the utility rails on the doors one could stabilise down using the lower rails.



Let's see. I am sure we all have quite some iterations of trial and error ahead of us...

Greetings

Timo

 

[emax]

Thank you!

 

[Tazzieman]

It would be good to eventually write a book along the lines of this one (I did about 20 of the 101 - some maintenance , others improvements)

 

[grenadierboy]

It would be good to eventually write a book along the lines of this one (I did about 20 of the 101 - some maintenance , others improvements)

To start with, I will be happy with a fully comprehensive & detailed Grenadier handbook, that covers every aspect of maintaining and driving the car, including off road features, do's & dont's.

I am surprised that INEOS has not released an electronic version of the handbook to those that have signed a contract so that owners feel "ahead of the game" at the point of delivery.

 

[DaveB]

To start with, I will be happy with a fully comprehensive & detailed Grenadier handbook, that covers every aspect of maintaining and driving the car, including off road features, do's & dont's.

I am surprised that INEOS has not released an electronic version of the handbook to those that have signed a contract so that owners feel "ahead of the game" at the point of delivery.

I think if they are still developing the vehicle then they must also still be developing the handbook

 

[grenadierboy]

I think if they are still developing the vehicle then they must also still be developing the handbook

Dave - if their still developing the vehicle then no one is getting one for months!

 

[DaveB]

Dave - if their still developing the vehicle then no one is getting one for months!

Pretty sure they did an Eddy in December so the handbook can be locked in at that time.
But software/writers go on long holidays over Christmas and a handbook isn't really needed until the first customers get their deliveries.

 

[CountyV8]

Pretty sure they did an Eddy in December so the handbook can be locked in at that time.
But software/writers go on long holidays over Christmas and a handbook isn't really needed until the first customers get their deliveries.

As you have had you order/delivery date confirmed and the vehicle is in production have you been granted access to the manual yet they said that reading it was part of the contract signing process.

 

[grenadierboy]

Pretty sure they did an Eddy in December so the handbook can be locked in at that time.
But software/writers go on long holidays over Christmas and a handbook isn't really needed until the first customers get their deliveries.

Not many Europeans go on long holidays over Christmas/New year - most usually have 5 days off and then it's all back on 2 Jan, saving up those weeks for the long hot summer months!!

 

[Eric]

Except in Scotland where 2nd January is a Bank Holiday

 

[Stu_Barnes]

It would be good to eventually write a book along the lines of this one (I did about 20 of the 101 - some maintenance , others improvements)

I have that very same book !!

Never got around to buying the Porsche though.

 

[Logsplitter]

Just seen this on the Grenadier at the Hedin Automotive Switzerland video. Hot water tank I think

 

[Logsplitter]

https://www.yakima.co.uk/products/activity/camping/roadshower

 

[Logsplitter]

Or you make your own as I intend to do.