AlpaChino
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- JB
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Seeing the new Rivian Frunk teardown video from Munro today got me thinking.
Now that we are near summer here in NA, wouldn't it be great to have a few accessories for the Frunk to better utilize this space for cooler potential?
The OEM dividers are a disaster. Most of us know the backstory there so I won't recap it. But when I watched the Rivian video, I'm immediately jealous of the platform divider that folds up magnetically (see video at 2:30), and allows full use of the bottom for cooler space while retaining functional space up top for other items you don't want dunked in ice or water.
Granted, the MME Frunk space is smaller than that of any EV truck, but surely there is a way to utilize the holes from the OEM dividers to allow for installation of a platform that would make this space even more funtional. Hell I would take a divider that allows me to split the Frunk 50/50 right down the middle, to contain the ice on one side while keeping other items on the right. @AOSK , any thoughts?
Now that we are near summer here in NA, wouldn't it be great to have a few accessories for the Frunk to better utilize this space for cooler potential?
The OEM dividers are a disaster. Most of us know the backstory there so I won't recap it. But when I watched the Rivian video, I'm immediately jealous of the platform divider that folds up magnetically (see video at 2:30), and allows full use of the bottom for cooler space while retaining functional space up top for other items you don't want dunked in ice or water.
Granted, the MME Frunk space is smaller than that of any EV truck, but surely there is a way to utilize the holes from the OEM dividers to allow for installation of a platform that would make this space even more funtional. Hell I would take a divider that allows me to split the Frunk 50/50 right down the middle, to contain the ice on one side while keeping other items on the right. @AOSK , any thoughts?
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