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Interesting roof rack concept to take advantage of the entire top of the Cybertruck.
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Full Length Roof-Bed Cargo Rack Concept
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What is that green thing on top? Is that what I think it is, a portable container that stores excess battery power? Cleaver......
I like the roof bed to transport full sticks of lumber but not the dually wheels
I like the roof bed to transport full sticks of lumber but not the dually wheels
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Yeah man, that extra kW juice, thats why its green.. meaning its environmentally friendly
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If he redesign the sides to make them more "open" enough so some sunlight should still make it to the solar panel, provided that you don't have the top completely covered. An alternative would be rigid solar panels mounted on top of the cage. Just tossing some possibilities around.Like that.
But if I get that solar option then I think this might block it.
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I like the front and rear bumpers. Is that running board retractable? It doesn’t look like the rack is stainless...Interesting roof rack concept to take advantage of the entire top of the Cybertruck.
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Not a bad concept.
I can see a lot of contractors going for this along with a ladder rack.
I can see a lot of contractors going for this along with a ladder rack.
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I really like this front bumper...
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Yeah the aftermarket boys are going to have fun when the Cyber truck hits they better be ready...... Even better if Tesla started their own aftermarket shop
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OK, YES!!!
Except for the that solid back part, that will just be a wind trap.
Make it mesh.
And love the bumper, reminds me of the custom one I had made for my old Toyota:
Except for the that solid back part, that will just be a wind trap.
Make it mesh.
And love the bumper, reminds me of the custom one I had made for my old Toyota:
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This is the Cyber truck. Can't use old fashion light systems. I recommend lasers of something. These just looked dated on the truck like the Jerry cans.
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Sweet Yota dude! what year?! My first truck was an 85 4wdOK, YES!!!
Except for the that solid back part, that will just be a wind trap.
Make it mesh.
And love the bumper, reminds me of the custom one I had made for my old Toyota:
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Isn't a bull nose to protect the fragile grille and headlights? The CT has no grille to protect and the headlights are recessed behind ultra hard cold rolled stainless steel. And the lights, why would CT need additional lights added? Doesn't the center bar in conjunction with the roof bar already fill that function? The winch on the other hand....
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