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| Rear Windows | |
| Not much of an install, but we've been asked a lot about the screens. Due to the narrow space between window frame and body I decided to use self adhesive velcro to fix the insect screen to the door. |
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| Sight-Out™ Shades | |
| The XXXpedition Sight-Out™ shades are out of light cloth. With the tinted windows is is absolutely impossible to look inside the vehicle, but... |
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| ...but it is possible to see out. This way we can retain our privacy and yet check out what's outside, so we do not miss any action. |
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| Here is the view from the outside. Without the Sight-Out™ shades one would see into the interior, especially during the day and when blocking off reflection. With the Sight-Out™ shades the window works like a mirror. Nothing to see but reflection! |
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| Rollbar Storage | |
| For some things the rollbar is actually a bit in the way. Especially when trying to use as much interior space as possible. I finally found a solution to my problem - use the rollbar. |
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| I mounted some storage containers on the bar for light stuff like the Sight-Out™ shades or hats. I also used the tie-downs to hold a flashlight. |
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| Dashboard | |
| The question of location always arises when adding equipment. I wanted the GPS handy for driver and passenger and use my old GPS for general info like altitude, sunrise, sunset, etc... |
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| Fire Extinguisher | |
| Something else which I mounted on the roll bar is the fire extinguisher. It came with a clip-in bracket. I strapped that bracket to the roll bar with heavy duty zip-ties. |
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| Tailgate Bags | |
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To keep all the smaller items
organized I had some bags stiched up which were mounted to the tailgate.
I drilled a few holes and riveted snap fasteners to the gate. the counter
peace of the fasterners were attached to the bags - done. |
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