Spent a few days shooting there if so. Was a decent range
What make/model grill is that? I need to replace our elderly Weber Kettle charcoal grill that supplements our Weber Genesis…
I caught this adolescent guy destroying my Wife’s bird feeders in our backyard in suburban Springfield Virginia a couple of years ago.
It's a Solo Stove grill. They've been discontinued, but Amazon has the remaining stock.
Man, those were planted super close…sadly, we had to tear out all but one of the six Dwarf Magnolia trees planted around our house because the builder put them right up against the house. Those trees also basically destroyed the gutters and fascia boards where they were placed too by the time we bought the house at the ten-year point.
Yeah just some little holly trees. Debated just taking them down altogether, maybe will someday.
Mine would’ve inhaled both of those brats in the time it’d take me to get from here to there…
Don’t even have the cabinets in yet, let alone the lift, but the new garage got a workout today:
All this to replace the stock head unit with something newer with CarPlay, and that adds a backup camera. Had to remove the bumper cover to properly route the camera wires. Thought I’d be able to use the holes I did several years ago to add in the trailer hitch, and I did, but still had to remove the bumper cover to route them in a way that’s waterproof. Bummer.
And yes, I actually tow a small trailer to haul the track tires, and other gear to non-local tracks with this car!
Qouting my quoted quote…LoLYeah, yeah… Quoting my own post. Doesn’t seem like it, but a lot of progress today between getting stuff done around the house. Got the license plate holder flipped so it clears the camera, got the camera wires run to the front, and down to just one wire remaining to be tapped…that yellow wire next to the parking brake.
Not shown in this pic, but I also had to tap into that black/blue wire in that block under the driver’s seat for the camera’s reverse trigger. That red wire off to the left is now connected, and run back through the side of the fuse box and up/over to the head unit too. Just one more tap and a few connections to go.
I did test everything too (hence that red power wire temporarily connected in that pic), and everything seems to be gtg. Will try to finish up mañana.
And yes, the car will get a good cleaning/vacuuming as I button it back up! LoL
Down the $$$ rabbit hole of stereo upgrades. It's just like guns.Qouting my quoted quote…LoL
Cockpit pretty much all buttoned up, and just got the rear bumper mostly mounted (still have to tighten all the fittings and re-install taillights.
Had to take a water break…. New insulated garage and fans helps a lot, but it’s still hot as balls here.
Will get the wheels on, re-connect the battery, and run through any trouble shooting/setup needed before I finish re-installing the rest of the interior.
Getting close… then on to other projects.
Edit: Got the wheels and tires back on, so I could set the car down for final camera adjustments…done, and done!
And kind of a relief that I didn’t screw something up or cut a wire while buttoning everything back up!
Pretty happy with it overall; not bad for a $200 radio. Will need to upgrade the speakers at some point too, but really not that worried about the sound; really just wanted the Carplay interface for navigation, etc. vs. the 13-year-old basic AM/FM head unit that was in there!
And teasing the holy heck outta my dogs… sit on the steps outside the patio door, looking through the window and flipping their tails back and forth, while the dogs go absolutely bonkers…
I've been there at the Red Rabbit. Neat little place.
