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This is what the part looks like. (This is the left mirror)
This is what the part looks like. (This is the left mirror)
0 2017/01/22 15:48:36
After 15,000 miles
After 15,000 miles
0 2017/02/06 15:07:15
Antenna Location
Antenna Location
0 2017/02/25 10:08:43
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0 2017/02/25 10:16:53
Basic wood frame to hold GSP
Basic wood frame to hold GSP
0 2018/11/06 07:29:31
Three holes drilled into bottom plate
Three holes drilled into bottom plate
0 2018/11/06 07:29:58
Completed intall
Completed intall
0 2018/11/06 07:30:24
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0 2018/11/20 11:55:06
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0 2019/01/01 14:07:26
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0 2019/01/12 13:53:10
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0 2019/01/19 11:34:01
0 2019/01/19 11:35:14
And here it is ready to fit in the garage.
And here it is ready to fit in the garage.
0 2019/03/09 09:20:20
Here it is in the normal condition
Here it is in the normal condition
0 2019/03/09 09:20:30
Winddam from the front
Winddam from the front
0 2019/03/09 09:34:14
Roof Rack
Roof Rack
0 2019/03/09 09:34:27
ladder install
ladder install
0 2019/03/09 09:34:39
Fridge intalled!
Fridge intalled!
0 2019/03/16 13:32:14
Fridge deployed ready to give up all of that goodness that was bottles up inside
Fridge deployed ready to give up all of that goodness that was bottles up inside
0 2019/03/16 13:32:25
Here it is configured for normal use, rubber mat and all. Look almost like it was before OI started.
Here it is configured for normal use, rubber mat and all. Look almost like it was before OI started.
0 2019/03/16 13:32:40
Fridge slide installed with M8 x 1.25 x 30mm bolts into wood nuts on the bottom side of the board.
Fridge slide installed with M8 x 1.25 x 30mm bolts into wood nuts on the bottom side of the board.
0 2019/03/16 13:32:56
Here it is in place held down by the Original tie downs (I used 4 M8x1.25 x6 0mm bolts in place of the hex head one on there originally)
Here it is in place held down by the Original tie downs (I used 4 M8x1.25 x6 0mm bolts in place of the hex head one on there originally)
0 2019/03/16 13:33:08
So, I laid out the Land Rover Cargo area rubber mat and despite my lack of artistic ability, I managed to trace the outline of the mat
So, I laid out the Land Rover Cargo area rubber mat and despite my lack of artistic ability, I managed to trace the outline of the mat
0 2019/03/16 13:33:59
Once the basic outline is cut and sanded, I counter sunk the opening for the Land Rover tie down rings
Once the basic outline is cut and sanded, I counter sunk the opening for the Land Rover tie down rings
0 2019/03/16 13:34:12
Close up of my poor craftsman's skills., But in the end, the did fit and bolt up in place
Close up of my poor craftsman's skills., But in the end, the did fit and bolt up in place
0 2019/03/16 13:34:23
I started with a 4x8 sheet of white Oak Plywood and cut it into a 4x4 piece. Good this the rover had a full length Frontrunner roof rack, other than reaching up, bringing home a 4x8 sheet of plywood was an easy tack.
I started with a 4x8 sheet of white Oak Plywood and cut it into a 4x4 piece. Good this the rover had a full length Frontrunner roof rack, other than reaching up, bringing home a 4x8 sheet of plywood was an easy tack.
0 2019/03/16 13:34:34