Official CyberTruck Trailer?

[FutureBoy]

Nothing is more painful than stepping on your George Foreman grill when making bacon...

For some reason I’ve always been told that everything is better with bacon. You may have just found the exception to the rule.

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[TyPope]

Stepping on George Foreman while making bacon would likely be worse.

semantics? I was trying to quote The Office...

 

[Ogre]

semantics? I was trying to quote The Office...

Having never completed a single episode of The Office, the reference is lost on me.

I wasn’t trying to correct your joke… I was playing off of it. George Foreman was known for something other than making grills…

 

[TyPope]

Having never completed a single episode of The Office, the reference is lost on me.

I wasn’t trying to correct your joke… I was playing off of it. George Foreman was known for something other than making grills…

Oh. LOL. I'm a little slow! That is a bit funny.
On The Office, the manager of the company liked to wake up to the smell of bacon so he had a George Foreman grill by his bed set on a timer... He showed up to work with his foot wrapped in bubble wrap and grill marks on it (the foot, not the bubble wrap). He was an idiot.

 

[Cybertruckee]

If anything make it a solid side wall pop-up so you don't have to drag all that RV interior air around from place to place. RVs transport more volume of air than things of function.

Interesting! I have not seen a pop-up where the top part is solid wall though I think it's not technically difficult to design one.

I'll be interested if there is one. With a/c and at least same features as Lance 650.

 

[JBee]

Interesting! I have not seen a pop-up where the top part is solid wall though I think it's not technically difficult to design one.

I'll be interested if there is one. With a/c and at least same features as Lance 650.

There are lots of expedition class RV's that use them. It's really just a shoebox design. You can also make it two storey like this one.

 

[firsttruck]

There are lots of expedition class RV's that use them. It's really just a shoebox design. You can also make it two storey like this one.

SLRV Commander 8x8 Expedition Vehicle
https://slrvexpedition.com.au/products/commander-8x8/


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SLRV Commander 8x8 2 storey - 2 storey mansion on wheels
Oct 16, 2019
SLRV Expedition

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[Cybertruckee]

Way cool!

Saw one of those. Customized DIY (and so he says) out of Volvo 6x6, whose former life was in Swedish military.

Ok, but bottom line question: When will they make one for Cybertruck?

One that's squat to the roof initially so range won't suffer as much and pop up into hard-sided configuration.

 

[Bill906]

Way cool!

Saw one of those. Customized DIY (and so he says) out of Volvo 6x6, whose former life was in Swedish military.

Ok, but bottom line question: When will they make one for Cybertruck?

One that's squat to the roof initially so range won't suffer as much and pop up into hard-sided configuration.

Do you mean other than the Cyberlandr?

https://cyberlandr.com/

 

[JBee]

Way cool!

Saw one of those. Customized DIY (and so he says) out of Volvo 6x6, whose former life was in Swedish military.

Ok, but bottom line question: When will they make one for Cybertruck?

One that's squat to the roof initially so range won't suffer as much and pop up into hard-sided configuration.

I am. Has 3kW of tracking solar built in, sleeps 4, seats 4, kitchen, pop up shower. Roof sits on vault and adds 6inches of height when down, barely adds any extra drag, can lock in place half way to create a canopy whilst driving.

 

[Cybertruckee]

I am. Has 3kW of tracking solar built in, sleeps 4, seats 4, kitchen, pop up shower. Roof sits on vault and adds 6inches of height when down, barely adds any extra drag, can lock in place half way to create a canopy whilst driving.

Yeah, exactly that!

I won't mind importing it from your neck of the woods if they'll do it down there.

You have a knack for well built RV, err, caravans.

 

[Cybertruckee]

Do you mean other than the Cyberlandr?

https://cyberlandr.com/

My wife's walk in closet would have more room than that, lol.

 

[JBee]

Yeah, exactly that!

I won't mind importing it from your neck of the woods if they'll do it down there.

You have a knack for well built RV, err, caravans.

Plan is to bring it to the states first as it will be a while before CT comes down under. I have a CT on order in the states for that to do some RV shows. Need a distributor network over there still, but should attach with 8 bolts, and use the bed PowerPoint's to run everything. Will be an optional pickup, but because of its low profile and weight, and removable modular interior, most will just leave it on.

 

[Cybertruckee]

Plan is to bring it to the states first as it will be a while before CT comes down under. I have a CT on order in the states for that to do some RV shows. Need a distributor network over there still, but should attach with 8 bolts, and use the bed PowerPoint's to run everything. Will be an optional pickup, but because of its low profile and weight, and removable modular interior, most will just leave it on.

Yeah, if it's light and aerodynamically low and squat, it makes more sense to leave it on and just remove it if there is some serious hauling of garden shit or lumber from Lowes.

I read somewhere that Canada is considering it too -- but the outfit has a refutation for very pricey campers and had difficulty finding a US dealer-manufacturing partner.

 

[JBee]

Yeah, if it's light and aerodynamically low and squat, it makes more sense to leave it on and just remove it if there is some serious hauling of garden shit or lumber from Lowes.

I read somewhere that Canada is considering it too -- but the outfit has a refutation for very pricey campers and had difficulty finding a US dealer-manufacturing partner.

You can put stuff on the roof instead, in fact when its half open its level so a normal rack works as well as its load carrying. (except for covering the solar). It's stainless around and black solar in top with a custom pv panel, so blends in well, and will still fit in a garage with the suspension down. Technically you could even drive it with it all the way up, but it would take a range hit then compared to half and down.

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