Another one…

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Back in October, I picked up a 2024 Meteor Shower 1958 edition LC. Since then I have been making the necessary steps to ensure that “there are many like it, but this one is mine.”

XPel PPF, Ceramic coat, Xpel ceramic tint, Sherpa roof rack, Dissent sliders, Icon wheels, BFG kO3s, Recovery points, Weathertech liners, Weboost, Valentine 1 radar detector, Garmin dash cam, Trekboxx base, Gunner Kennel, Rago molle system, etc.

 

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Pics!

 

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I'll get a few pics up this week.

 

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The first set of pics. My primary intent for choosing the LC was my daily companion to have a proper spot to ride while still having the rest of the vehicle available. So, this is the Trekboxx base that replaced the OEM plastic components. A Gunner Kennels intermediate-sized crate tied down on all four corners with the Gunner fan installed on the right side and the inverter is used to charge the fan battery while I drive. I have a Kestrel drop D2 installed in the kennel for monitoring the temps if I'm leaving her in the vehicle or putting her in there to cool her off.

I haven't mounted anything to the Rago Molle panels yet, I am still sorting out compartmentalized storage.

 

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Comms central. For road trips I've learned I prefer to have a nonfactory and noncellular-dependent GPS. I also do not need these items daily so I wanted them to be removable when not in use. Often when we travel there will be other vehicles going with us, so the 5watt Rocky Talkies get the call. I installed a pair of RAM balls on the backside of the radio using Nutzerts and those just live there. The RAM arms are how everything else attaches. Also the Weboost internal antenna fits perfectly on the underside of the shelf that makes up the phone cubby.

The blend mount holds the radar detector very well and I am a big fan of this Garmin X310 dash cam.