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A pillars, B pillars, C pillars, entire headliner piece, sunscreen slider for the sunroof.
-while I did reuse some clips and a piece of insulation from the back of one of the C pillar pieces, there are no broken tabs. I'd like to pass along what i have and not throw it in the dumpster.
Introduced 'Otis' to his new to-be stable mate Chelsea Tractor
Hoping to get our Ineos Grenadier later this year. Photo is from an off-road driving event Ineos held. Have never been this excited for the arrival of any of our P-cars. Not sure if 'Otis' will get to stay after Chelsea Tractor arrives.
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Otis getting rehomed?!? ... Well, like Marcel his legend lives on from the Chippewa down of the big lake they call Gitche Gume... Glad to hear it's an exciting time!
A pillars, B pillars, C pillars, entire headliner piece, sunscreen slider for the sunroof.
-while I did reuse some clips and a piece of insulation from the back of one of the C pillar pieces, there are no broken tabs. I'd like to pass along what i have and not throw it in the dumpster.
Going to check mine. I think one was actually in need of help.
Lamin-X door handle cup protectors installed. Goes behind the handle, so people with long fingernails or fat rings or keys in their hands don't scratch the crap out of the door cup when the open the door.
Surprisingly difficult to put on...given the surface area!
Otis getting rehomed?!? ... Well, like Marcel his legend lives on from the Chippewa down of the big lake they call Gitche Gume... Glad to hear it's an exciting time!
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Actually have not decided what the future holds for 'Otis' - A lot depends on actually getting our Grenadier. Have been to three Ineos events and driven one twice, once at Rowher Flats OHV Park and then in BC Canada. The Grenadier is an amazing "Built for Purpose" rig as Ineos callas it.
Lots of memories in 'Otis' may still keep it around - especially as we built it for our needs w/o any thought about resale. Also it still runs strong, just returned from a week in the Cascades, next week going to an overland event in Canada, will probably take in sections 5 & 6 of the WABDR coming home.
Will find out a target date for delivery of our 'Chelsea Tractor' later this month. Ordered in Queens Red with steel wheels:
Care to share more details? Link where you got it? What made you choose this? Any opinions on results/audio quality?
May seem like a dumb question, but if you already have wireless Car Play, why did you keep the Rennline phone mount?
Not questioning, just would like to understand the thought process and see if I may be missing something before I make my final decision as to what to do with mine.
Care to share more details? Link where you got it? What made you choose this? Any opinions on results/audio quality?
May seem like a dumb question, but if you already have wireless Car Play, why did you keep the Rennline phone mount?
Not questioning, just would like to understand the thought process and see if I may be missing something before I make my final decision as to what to do with mine.
I have another 2 weeks to decide if I'm keeping it. I am currently testing it every day as my DD. The screen and its size is great so is the fit and finish. There are pros and cons. I will put a list together in a couple weeks. I kept the RL mount so I would lose it and wasn't sure if it would offer any convenience. I will remove it completely, not just the magnet.
At this point i would say of your on the fence get the car play board that requires opening up the PCM. that's a no compromise solution for ~$250.00
Yup, on the fence among:
1- leave it as is and get a cell phone mount that would allow me to easily see/access my phone (for maps and music)
2- add a board (Mr12Volt is the only one I'd consider, bit pricey at nearly $500 plus install costs)
3- replace the entire unit (not too thrilled as it's quite a bit of an investment when solution #2 offers 90% of the same)
Yup, on the fence among:
1- leave it as is and get a cell phone mount that would allow me to easily see/access my phone (for maps and music)
2- add a board (Mr12Volt is the only one I'd consider, bit pricey at nearly $500 plus install costs)
3- replace the entire unit (not too thrilled as it's quite a bit of an investment when solution #2 offers 90% of the same)
Pulled the OEM headliner and trim pieces. Both for the AliExpress kessy module refit, but also because I sourced Alcantara everything.
Alcantara sunscreen swapped in. Nice and loud...
Anyone need black OEM panels? I have them.
The roof lining removal would have been a damn good DIY if you had taken pics of the dismantle as a big percentage of us have the "droopy" lining...I gotta ask....did you ??
Peter
07-11-2023, 09:51 AM
