I went a little different direction with seat covers. Knightsbridge Overland "tactical" covers. More molle, for more organization/storage options.
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Nice to have options but damn… $800 for front and rears
IDK, I’ll let you know. I literally just did it before posting and figured I’d give a few hrs for the 3m adhesive to set.
I think they say it will hold up to 30lbs, I'm guessing that's per seat.Nice to have options but damn… $800 for front and rears
If you do hang anything off the molle I’d be interested to know if the covers hold there shape from the added weight.
Maybe I missed it... how does this prevent a cracked windscreen?I went the way of the cracked windshield thread and installed the rubber trim. Took about 10min.
Here’s what I bought:
Wiped the edge of the windshield edge with alchohol and just started on one side by the top factory rubber trim and worked it down and around the bottom corners (it shapes itself without cutting). I happened to start on the RAI side and ended on the driver side. If you zoom in, I could have finished it closer to the OEM trim by the roof gutter, oh well
IMO it looks factory and was cheap enough that it was worth a try to prevent a cracked windshield. There's also enough left over to do another windshield.
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Theory is that if an object (ie: rock) hits the exposed edge, it could lead to a crack because many cracks seem to start from the bottom unprotected edge
I've seen that look beforeI went the way of the cracked windshield thread and installed the rubber trim. Took about 10min.
Here’s what I bought:
Wiped the edge of the windshield edge with alchohol and just started on one side by the top factory rubber trim and worked it down and around the bottom corners (it shapes itself without cutting). I happened to start on the RAI side and ended on the driver side. If you zoom in, I could have finished it closer to the OEM trim by the roof gutter, oh well
IMO it looks factory and was cheap enough that it was worth a try to prevent a cracked windshield. There's also enough left over to do another windshield.
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Hope you get through cyclone Alfred ok, same to all you mob in SE Queensland and northern NSW.
Yelarbon Silos - Outback Queensland trip (a little less Outback here)
On the first day heading back to home, I passed through Yelarbon located on the Cunningham Highway heading towards Goondiwindi on the New South Wales and Queensland borders. The Doc was actually staying on the NSW side at Bogabilla. Just gotta love some of these town names. I stayed a few nights at Bogabilla visiting the Goondiwindi Botanic Gardens.
The Yelarbon Silos are part of the extraordinary Australian Silo Art Trail. That link is where to see amazing photos. It was poor light when I passed through Yelarbon, so the photos not great.
Yelarbon Silos – Outback Queensland
On the first day heading back to home, The Doc passed through Yelarbon located on the Cunningham Highway heading towards Goondiwindi on the New South Wales and Queensland borders. The Doc was actua…thedocaus.com
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and the windows still open !! Yayy.
