Eltobgi
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The front speakers are a little tight and closer than I would like but hell...it’s a P5, lol. Have to watch my head when I get in and out of it, but still like the idea of surround sound! Don’t think I will need 400watts of power being located a close as they are. Tempted to run some old speaker wire just to test the sound.Nice work on the dash, good clean job. Good idea with the rear speaker location too, puts them in that little void. I don't know about that front location though, might give new meaning to head bangin', lol! Bet it'll crank though, they're almost headphones!
Nothing works in this area for the fronts?
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Btw, those cubes and where you put them is gonna be BA!
Continue to take the Mini-Beast for short rides to test its capabilities and feel I need to start bringing some essential tools along so I decided I needed a few things storage being the first so 4-1 1/8” u clamps and viola temporary storage for the winter...View attachment 98668View attachment 98671
Also, need to deflect some of the wind so searched around the garage for something that would work and stumbled across an old popo half windshield deflector so this is the beginning of this homemade mod...View attachment 98672
Notice the roof propped up to get deflector into place... also how discolored and scratches (thinking about painting using a few coats of headlight tint)
Requires some modifications to fit
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Using the 4 OEM wind deflector and mirror clamps to hold it in place while determining where it needed to be cut. Then marked using a utility knife.
Looking good and so quickly. It’s funny you’ve always talked a little about the p5, I guess I kinda figured on you getting one.Working with stuff I already had for the most part. The stereo and speakers are the exception up to this point. I do have some things on order to button it up and install the Beasts Winch via 2” receiver. Next weekend about this time should be able to have it to the first stage of the build. Basic tunes, lighting, and storage (Really not crazy about how it looks with that box, but function over looks for now)
Really just waiting for the right deal and this was the one. Although I thought I found a blue one earlier this year at a great price and included full cab and plow set up...called and checked on it and it was already sold.Looking good and so quickly. It’s funny you’ve always talked a little about the p5, I guess I kinda figured on you getting one.
Hopefully the old owner sees what she looks like after it goes through your hands!Really just waiting for the right deal and this was the one. Although I thought I found a blue one earlier this year at a great price and included full cab and plow set up...called and checked on it and it was already sold.
When I made the offer on this one it was without roof, wind deflector windshield, and side mirrors so when I got the pics with this stuff installed The deal just got better.
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Hell I put more miles on the BEAST when I bought it in a month than the previous owner put on this thing in years
The old owner gave me a great platform to start with so I’m quite pleased with that. Could really call his work stage 1 bolt on mods and mine stage 2 where there was cutting and drilling required, lol.Hopefully the old owner sees what she looks like after it goes through your hands!
That’s the fun part anyways! You’re not afraid of holesThe old owner gave me a great platform to start with so I’m quite pleased with that. Could really call his work stage 1 bolt on mods and mine stage 2 where there was cutting and drilling required, lol.
SssssshhhhhThat’s the fun part anyways! You’re not afraid of holes
Your build is coming along nicelyMaking slow progress! But still waiting on parts! I did get the harness in and was able to power up added accessories. It is damn cold in North Dakota Wires are so stiff they have to be heated with small utility heater to avoid breaking them
Light bars and cubes, RGB Rock lights, and partial winch wiring have power now and mounted up the homemade visor.
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