About that Overhang…

[Crissa]

An Italian wrote the song using phonemes from the English language. It is gobbledygook which makes no sense to anyone. It is genius in a way because it means nothing but is weirdly catchy.

That explains it.

I have trouble with normal lyrics, too.

-Crissa

Sponsored

 

[Ogre]

This is not the bit that I was ranting about. It's the overhang in the front wall below that highlighted section. Which is at least 6" if not more.

But I gave up that rant a long time ago. I mostly observe in amazement and find the humor in the extensive back and forth on here. ?

Can't wait to see the real finalized version and put all these debates to bed. We'll all look back on this time period of knowing the unknown and laugh.

There were people who were worried

 

[Ogre]

That explains it.

I have trouble with normal lyrics, too.

-Crissa

Likewise and gray noise as well.

 

[TyPope]

The headrests match fine, there's a middle seat headrest blocking the driver's seat.

If Tesla updated even 1 photo of their Cybertruck page, it would cause hysterics here for at least a week.

LOL . You are correct on both accounts, sir!

 

[teslamaniac]

Here are a couple of pretty nice videos on how it could work. Chevrolet did a great job on the one in their Bolt as just an example.

Image below shows an advantage of a wide view vs the traditional mirror view.

Yes that is the same as what I have on my Sierra. It is a great feature. GM probably has it well patented.

 

[Morristhecat]

Can somebody please tell me what the X & Y dimensions are that I sketched in below? I'm imagining these are critical for a camper I am trying to work out a design for. It's clear that the whole height of the bed is not 72.9 inches, so I need to calculate how much full height bed length I have to work with. Also, what is the height at those overhangs, hx, and hy? Thanks!

 

[Morristhecat]

Answering my own question. Thanks to MitchMitch in another forum.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9" - 20". . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15" - 30"

Sponsored