Had a bit more time to think about this switch panel ,,,,,,now Im making it out
of 1mm 304 stainless, it will just super glue into sitchu, easy as.
It will provide slots for three carling and one toggle switch
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Had a bit more time to think about this switch panel ,,,,,,now Im making it out
of 1mm 304 stainless, it will just super glue into sitchu, easy as.
It will provide slots for three carling and one toggle switch
Just brought a truckload of double sided suction cups , these will make it easier to fit the cargo window protectors.
Seeing as you'll be packing to the roof Im getting them cut in black perspex 3mm, not sure what blend yet the laser guys
would know more. If you have a cargo barrier you cant see out the rear cargo window anyway.
Now just to source a large piece of cardboard 2 sheet or heavier and draw up a template.
After your weekend away just remove them and you're back to normal. lol
Ill also be submitting the centre console knock out plates at the same time.
OK I have the suction cups for my newest product, and would like expressions of interest.
product is a false window for the inside of the cargo window. This will be the same shape as the window and
stuck in place using double sided suction cups, so no drilling or cutting.
This will allow the cargo windows to be blacked out making your fridge run more efficiently
No idea of price yet but it wont be too much, Im thinking Limo as the best colour,
as you cant see out of then anyway
I'd been keen on getting a set mate. I remember posting about these a while back. Somebody mentioned garage door insulation material ??
As I haven't got around to it yet, might as well try yours. Let us know more info about it.
leave it with me should take to long, as well s helping theQuote:
Originally Posted by Hodge
fridge run more efficient it might keep the ppls away from looking in.
I know they work I did it to my troopy
You already know I'm interestedQuote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Hi mate I should have put this here months ago when I finallised design on Erics 4.2 2006 modelQuote:
Originally Posted by Doggy
Anyway here are a few pics, only thing is a small piece of about 20mm will need to be trimmed off one
edge to allow the point to be closer to the chassis.
shown in pic 1&4
All installed and used once mate, thanks heaps
Hi John,
Been awhile since i need your services.
Any chance your doing front points for the Y62?
Gday John,
Apologies for delay with UK coating tests.
Ripper products you have engineered mate !
All's good mate?