Roof racks?

[Nuclear Fusion]

I hope they put 2 sets of ‘post holes’ in the bed sides so that ‘H’ frame roof racks can be dropped in, with a further roof rack mount point at the apex of the roof

 

[kayak1]

Replacing my Tundra with a cap, I need a way to place Racks with a 10' spread (long kayaks)... One can hope.

 

[scaots]

Browsing through some photos... Could these be mount points or post holes for roof racks or other accessories? Actually surprising to see this possibility already on the prototype but looks like these may be just that.

Mountpoints1

• scaots
• Feb 8, 2020

Mountpoints2

• scaots
• Feb 8, 2020

 

[Watts_Up]

Browsing through some photos... Could these be mount points or post holes for roof racks or other accessories? Actually surprising to see this possibility already on the prototype but looks like these may be just that.

Mountpoints1

• scaots
• Feb 8, 2020

Mountpoints2

• scaots
• Feb 8, 2020

May be those covers are there to hide some assembly screws?
(Like when building some IKEA furniture.)

 

[Nuclear Fusion]

Replacing my Tundra with a cap, I need a way to place Racks with a 10' spread (long kayaks)... One can hope.

I need to carry items over 20’

 

[Lasttoy]

I hope I can move my rails from S to truck?

 

[Xminus6]

May be those covers are there to hide some assembly screws?
(Like when building some IKEA furniture.)

No, I don’t think they’re screwing the glass roof onto the car’s frame.

 

[jboy210]

I hope I can move my rails from S to truck?

The Cybertruck looks like is supports 80/20 systems and T-slots

 

[Xminus6]

The Cybertruck looks like is supports 80/20 systems and T-slots

Someone at the reveal did hear from a driver that the bed has t-slots. You can see them but it was nice that they confirmed it. Not sure how well they'll hold up to being on the bottom of a truck bed though.

 

[jboy210]

Someone at the reveal did hear from a driver that the bed has t-slots. You can see them but it was nice that they confirmed it. Not sure how well they'll hold up to being on the bottom of a truck bed though.

Good point about durability. I have seem they use in some nasty industrial settings with some pretty harsh chemical exposure. But not sure how they will do after years of exposure to the elements. At least, they are cheap and easy to replace. And paired with something like 80/20 allow you to easily build just about any sort of rack or other support rig you would every need. If I every shoot a movie I could see the cybertruck being my go to camera platform.

 

[kayak1]

I need to carry items over 20’

My ocean kayaks are ~18' long. At times I have moved 20' pipe with my current truck.