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…in DennisCW’s YouTube site:

…according to this FB post.

You know, actually $7600 for all four door windows that will offer the same protection as the door steel itself sounds reasonably good enough. With NV taxes and licensing I plan on spending at least $132K+ on the Beast anyway, so since I am already this deep down the fiscal rabbit hole, what’s...

Better to have and not need, than the opposite. (if one can afford it that is; although minimum price for all CTs delivered so far have exceeded $100K so what’s another paltry $11K right?)??‍♂️

Two things are at top of mind on this subject for me. One, they absolutely Need to get production up to where anyone wanting a CT can be assured they will receive one in a reasonable amount of time. Otherwise, that one year time limitation on reselling a CT will have elapsed and there will be a...

Then Elon should just air one of Whole Mars’ FSD V.12 YouTube videos that required zero interventions.

It appears that if the hitch cover (little box at rear) were rounded off or even just removed, there would already be a slight gain in departure angle.

Okay a few pics, make of them what you will:

Yeah based on what others who have seen or read about this actual portion of the CT have reported, the drain plug does not drain directly to the ground but instead onto a lower panel from where it then runs off. Unsure if a cable with plug head would be able to snake through that without seeing...

Thanks for this helpful clarification, I should be looking at a CT locally in a couple of hours and will get to see it for myself.

Title amended.

Well then I guess the title should be amended to can the hitch cover be eliminated or somehow raised up slightly out of the way. But I could not make such a specific reference as I was talking about the video as I stated. My point was not to specifically say it was the drainage tub but instead...

I am unsure because I have not yet seen a CT in person - although tomorrow at noon I will. I am going by what can be seen in the video, that if the very back edge of the black protrusion underneath was angled/rounded off the CT would have made it up on the first try.

The bottom of the storage compartment at the rear of the bed has a removable drain plug so you can drain out the water and ice from tailgating beer sessions.

Yikes the only price I could find was with it sold together with trailer hitch. How about just a flat metal plate for maximum clearance and minimal storage? I can already hear the off-road purists paraphrasing Mel Brooks’ “Blazing Saddles”: “Storage been? We dawn NEE’ no steenkin’ storage been!”

Forgot to add, the front of CT had no issue clearing the wall when it was at the original lower air suspension setting, just the rear with that black plastic box hanging down so low like that.

…to steepen CT’s departure angle? (title amended because it was pointedly made clear that it is specifically NOT the drain tub but the hitch cover). Reason is I just watched the Denniscw YT clip where they drove a CT and a Rivian up the steeply angled concrete wall of a drainage wash. The...

Depending how smoof dat wheel feel, my fingers may not be the only body part a-feelin' it... :LOL:

Hey this makes me think you have your CT already? In that case congrats! I yam in Henderson too, pls LMK if you might ever be somewhere nearby and would not mind allowing an in-person looksee. Thanks. I have a Beast configured but that means not for another half year or so, and have not yet seen...

For easier cleanup after the video maybe. Because I notice they didn't show That part - so they could have used an air-pressure-actuated tilt dump bed - now to come standard on Cybertruck II. :LOL: