Looking good @Mackers
What you gonna put up there then?
I'm gonna drive from jon ogroat to lands end in the summer. I'm looking for some old fashioned canvas luggage bags and 'stuff' to put on. Other than that, it's for climbing on and looking at when I get some ladders
J
I dint know I did and I'm not even gonna look to check if yer right. As long as they're the right size, I have to say that tread patterns don't keep me awake at night.Have you always had mismatched tyres?
Cheers
Not started planning yet, but I might sleep foetal position in back. I think it'll be alright. Toad alarm being fitted on monday then I'll run reversing cams leads then put headliner onSo you gonna do it twice then effectively
Go for it, nothing wrong with an adventure. Plenty of pics on the way, some great views down at lands end
roof tent?
Headliner fitted yet?
J
Cheers, I'll try and find itAll I can say is you need to be able to lay flat. Being cramped will soon make you grumpy and tired.
I have slept in the back of a RR with the lower tailgate down and top 1 closed with feet sticking out.
There was a post on here that showed a type of awning clipped to the rack, looked very useful.
J
When I get south of the border maybe. Way too many midges and flies for me in Scotland for thatAir bed on the roof rack
Good for star gazing
Brilliant idea. Cheers for thatExcellent progress, enjoying this lots I used lengths of Velcro to keep the headliner in place above the alpine lights - stopped the sag.....
Front next, which I'm not exactly looking forward to. I've ran the wires for the stereo and the reversing monitor, but I know I'm gonna have to take the dash off cos I need to silent coat the front bulkhead.
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