cellularsteve2
Adventurer
Congrats Blackeye. I look forward to hearing more about it and hopefully seeing it one day.
steve
steve
Our GXV Build
- Thread starter Blackeye
- Start date
Very impressive. Thanks a lot for sharing. I am not sure if you mentioned it or not but, do you know what type of windows they used? Brand? They are beautiful, sunken in nicely. I love how they fit flush with the outside of the vehicle. If you know the brand I'd love to know....
RoosterBooster
Observer
Blackeye
the pic of your rig (with what looks to be the Cedar breaks in the background) replaced my previous "Unicat Amerigo" wallpaper :victory:
very nice rig and i like your color choices (i could not stand Unicats "kitchen appliance white" any longer lol ) ...
but i have one suggestion; i would "black out" the bumper light surrounds.
imho the chrome is drawing too much attention to the headlight fix (height law?!?)
the pic of your rig (with what looks to be the Cedar breaks in the background) replaced my previous "Unicat Amerigo" wallpaper :victory:
very nice rig and i like your color choices (i could not stand Unicats "kitchen appliance white" any longer lol ) ...
but i have one suggestion; i would "black out" the bumper light surrounds.
imho the chrome is drawing too much attention to the headlight fix (height law?!?)
Blackeye
Adventurer, Overland Certified OC0008
The windows are made by http://www.kctechnik.com/en/window.html
It is my understanding that they are available in the USA through Global Expedition Vehicles (www.globalxvehicles.com)
We love them!
Blackeye
Adventurer, Overland Certified OC0008
...but i have one suggestion; i would "black out" the bumper light surrounds.
imho the chrome is drawing too much attention to the headlight fix (height law?!?)
That was one of the first things I considered. We just need to stay in one place for a while for those little tinkering projects.
A belated apology for not responding sooner. We have been traveling a lot, in fact, we have already hit 11 states.
Thanks for your kind words.
Black eye, this site is very useful for owners of motor homes. And one more excuse for the response to the pictures of your truck - my knowledge of English makes me blush once, when I write something. So where I first wrote the "monstrous" I had a mind that truck was huge, but I wrote what I had written over the fact that I thought : monster truck. It's was a compliment, and I once saw what I wrote did not want anything to write. But where I still find the people, interested the same way as me? You're hopefully not hurt after that response
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Blackeye
Adventurer, Overland Certified OC0008
Black eye, this site is very useful for owners of motor homes. And one more excuse for the response to the pictures of your truck - my knowledge of English makes me blush once, when I write something. So where I first wrote the "monstrous" I had a mind that truck was huge, but I wrote what I had written over the fact that I thought : monster truck. It's was a compliment, and I once saw what I wrote did not want anything to write. But where I still find the people, interested the same way as me? You're hopefully not hurt after that response
No worries, I took your comments as a good thing. Thank you for your kind words.
Ford Prefect
Expedition Leader
and a good start to the day...
I can't tell what that is, but it looks fabulous!
Overland Hadley
on a journey
mhiscox
Exp. Leader Emeritus
Yes, please. They are very interesting and appreciated.
Blackeye
Adventurer, Overland Certified OC0008
Thanks! It's just a couple of eggs with diced tomato, onion and cilantro over a bed of spinach. It is a one pan breakfast. All the credit to my wife!