This is what we did, these northface crates really fit well in the back of the grenadier!
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Well done!I collected it from the dealer
Congratulations, finally. And now you can check all the fuses of your car and see if your list is complete and correct
Already doing that while the casr was with the dealer for the last couple of weeks.Congratulations, finally. And now you can check all the fuses of your car and see if your list is complete and correct
By the way: great job those fuse tables and lists
It's simply prototype #1. It took 2 prototypes or more to get our Grenadiers. A+ for the effort.I attempted to create a lightweight prototype bush plate , one that could be easily installed and removed using the utility belt.
My finding... I should stop embarrassing myself and pass this idea to someone that can do it justice .
Please don't judge.
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You expecting trouble @crimson ?I attempted to create a lightweight prototype bush plate , one that could be easily installed and removed using the utility belt.
My finding... I should stop embarrassing myself and pass this idea to someone that can do it justice .
Please don't judge.
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That's what the wife said after seeing my attempt .PPF film and be done with it
Is that Don Quixote? Tilting at Windmills?You expecting trouble @crimson
Just the thing for supermarket car parks! Open your door into my Grenadier - I dare you!I attempted to create a lightweight prototype bush plate , one that could be easily installed and removed using the utility belt.
My finding... I should stop embarrassing myself and pass this idea to someone that can do it justice .
Please don't judge.
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To be honest, even if it is really ugly I like a lot the ideaI attempted to create a lightweight prototype bush plate , one that could be easily installed and removed using the utility belt.
My finding... I should stop embarrassing myself and pass this idea to someone that can do it justice .
Please don't judge.
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Awesome photos... I'll be visiting my old man in Tassie over Easter. Wish the trip was longer and I could bring the Grenadier along to visit some of these amqzo spots.Today my better 1/2 and son and d.i.l. drove Gimli to the Florentine Valley to Growling Swallet , where the creek dives underground as part of a huge limestone karst system up to 400m deep. 7km away it apparently exits into the Junee River.
Got stung on the eye by an angry bee - hives placed next to the track in 2 places , we almost turned back at the 2nd as they were very active but decided to bush bash around it. Nobody fell into any shafts , nobody got snakebitten ( we did spot a tiger snake on the way back); on the drive home we got internet to hear there was a bushfire 1km from home.
But all is good! Until next trip/adventure!
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Yea I think it has a lot of potential uses, just none I can create for, only dream of.To be honest, even if it is really ugly I like a lot the idea
Just think about other usages: billboard, panel for fixing tools, etc. etc.
I think that's a great idea and a great effort. I'm a big believer of function over form and if the front doors had upper l-track you'd have an easier time.I attempted to create a lightweight prototype bush plate , one that could be easily installed and removed using the utility belt.
My finding... I should stop embarrassing myself and pass this idea to someone that can do it justice .
Please don't judge.
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