Frunk in the raw - best view yet?

[fritter63]

I feel like a peeping Tom catching someone with their bra off

Amazing that with all that space, they could only find room to park it next to a big window opening that the drone could see through....... what are the odds?

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[Where's my burrito?]

Hmmmm, is it illegal to fly a drone high enough to check out the neighbor nude sunbathing?

Asking for a friend.

How tall are their privacy fences? SUAS maximum altitude is 400' AGL. The rest, I believe, falls into the "only if caught" category.

 

[Raebrek]

I have it on good authority that what you see behind the frunk area is not, in fact, suspension or other equipment. It's a color print of mechanical stuff on a sheet of posterboard made to look like that area is crowded. It's placed in the frunk area right before line QA station at M72 before moving to H84 for Frunk alignment and placement (this station is still manual). That's also where we keep seeing the Cybertrucks. The "tubs" that we've seen thus far are simply modified Model Y rear under floor tubs. Part of the delivery event will be showing how incredibly huge the available area really is.

The sky is green, the grass is blue...


All of the above is only real in the sunshine of a fermented mind.

‘Well, Frunk me

 

[Raebrek]

So you can get the looooong lumber and pass it through from the bed to the frunk.

 

[Raebrek]

I don’t gig. However I see that the Cybertruck as a gig rolling machine. You can carry all the equipment, the band, and charge your beach playing.

 

[PilotPete]

So you can get the looooong lumber and pass it through from the bed to the frunk.

If ever there was a truck that could handle “long wood”, this one would be it.

 

[Cyberman]

it’s turtles all the way down bud

What else could possibly hold up the world? Sheez.

 

[CyberGus]

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[cvalue13]

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[FutureBoy]

So you can get the looooong lumber and pass it through from the bed to the frunk.

I was in CA last week and saw an alternative way to transport long items without needing to lift them above your head onto a rack. I was driving so couldn't get a good picture but did manage this one. Basically, on either side of this truck at the wheel level are some metal brackets that stick out the sides. The brackets are then used to carry long rebar. It many not be real clear in the picture but I estimate that the truck was carrying about 100 (50 or so on each side) bars. Perhaps the rebar is heavy enough that they don't bounce or move but I didn't see any tie down mechanism.

Back in the day we had some people advocating for a rack system like this that would allow one to haul long items under the vehicle. This does not quite fit that model but in a way is very similar. For a use case where one has to carry long items on a regular basis, this looks fairly functional. But it does make the truck wider so there would certainly be some extra dangers involved. Not to mention what happens if this truck has a head-on collision of some sort.

Overall this might be practical even with the added dangers. I'd think about it more seriously if it was easily removable or could be folded out of the way when not in use. As the driver or passenger it kind of provides an extra step up for getting in or out of the vehicle too.

 

[Coolbreeze704]

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