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Agreed ^^^. Looks like they just mount some angle (carpeted) above the original cut of the van roof and bed platform sits on that. Should be simple to add your own platform.

I agree but it seems like an odd choice for an OEM on a new vehicle that is designed by a RHD country to be sold in many RHD countries, especially as a new venture. But I was wrong anyway, It's not the turbo that is in the way. We had an IG on my lift a few days ago and it is the frame and...

I've been meaning to get a measurement of the inside of a Grenadier. The cargo area is a good bit shorter than a JLU which is my benchmark and what I've got the most experience with. I'd love to know what kind of length you can get away with at different heights from the rear door of IG to the...

Best way I've found in a JLU is to enter from the back side doors, remove shoes, store under vehicle if dry/safe or jam in door sill if not and lay down with your head towards the rear. You can also prop up a pillow on the rear window/door and sit up to read or whatever this way. You just have...

Gotcha. That I do not know.

A lot, starting with a fairly normal human sized cab and driver position, which the Promaster things definitely do not have. Mechanically Transits are far more robust and have much better ground clearance too.

Probably not a run of more than 10' or so from panels to controller, right? Put it anywhere, just make sure and put it somewhere. I prefer them in a cabinet right by the controller. Also, unless you've bought it already, get a 30a breaker instead of a fuse. It's very doubtful that you'll...

Looks nice Sweezy! I see you're still suffering from a lack of shop space at the new place. :rolleyes:

Got a link for that detector? I like that!

Have you thought about putting a door in the side or end of your side door step well? You have some unused space there where you build your floor up. I usually leave the end open and roll my door mat up and store in there but it works great for dirty shoes as well. Do you mind sharing how...

This is a tremendously good idea and I can't believe I've never seen it repurposed for propane storage. Thanks for sharing!

Agreed, shame about the Dodge, which I'd dodge at all costs. I know why they did it, stated above, but still.

I roll my 35" up my leg. That's probably in one of the video links above but I didn't watch. Another method is to fully disrobe on the roadside. People will stop to take pictures and then you can ask them to help.

Same, couldn't agree more. If I were to worry about something made in Britain it would be the electronics/wiring a lot sooner than a drivetrain made by BMW. I also have lots of experience under the hood of BMW straight 6's and have found them generally to be a joy to work on. More bolts...

Blows my mind that they will sell one of these million dollar 'overland' rigs with 1 sqf. of kitchen counter space. I've spent time in several diesel pushers and they have real kitchens. No one is going to be doing the Rubicon trail in either one of these rigs so my vote would be for the...

Your first mistake was buying that beach front property in Arizona.

It surprises me that fuel range is being discussed already about the Grenadier when it is an off the shelf overland vehicle, so to speak, that is practically covered with E-track. Super simple for long mile explorers to cover it with Rotopax. Every door, over the rear side windows or on the...

Plenty of places in Utah where 300 mile range is not nearly enough. I'm sure there are other places but when set free I usually wind up in Utah for some reason.

Not sure where I was. It was perfect. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Was that aimed at me? I'm genuinely confused.