CYURE GOES TO SC!! 8/22/2026

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Haha, those solidify my solid roof choice. I'm dumb, I need metal all around me, just in case. The darker the cabin, the happier I am. Same with my office. I ditched my corner office with glass for an interior office with no natural light. I'm still trying to convince the owners to listen to Mick Jagger, but they say it'd be too dark...
Oh no, totally the opposite. The more light the better.
 
Close up of the Traveler details.

A comment and a question. I pointed out how the Traveler plaque doesn’t list a tow rating and mentioned the 5,000 pound kerfuffle. The are very aware of how unhappy everyone would be with only 5,000 pounds and they could not give me a number but the number will be more than 5,000 pounds.

Now to the question. What does “Targeted 100% gradeability mean”?
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Curious if you grabbed one of these of the Terra, I was wondering if the Cabana top roof was listed for the Terra
 
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Curious if you grabbed one of these of the Terra, I was wondering if the Cabana top roof was listed for the Terra
Sure did.

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Haha, those solidify my solid roof choice. I'm dumb, I need metal all around me, just in case. The darker the cabin, the happier I am. Same with my office. I ditched my corner office with glass for an interior office with no natural light. I'm still trying to convince the owners to listen to Mick Jagger, but they say it'd be too dark...
"Paint it black"?
 
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"Paint it black"?
Absolutely!! Actually, I'd prefer some color, much like my Scout, so a darker navy blue would work too. My home office is a dark purple (even the ceiling) that works very well with the white bookshelves and white trim and natural oak flooring.

Now that I think about it, we have a lot of colors in our house. Most are boring beige, but we still hit the full ROYGBIV spectrum!
 
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I keep saying glass roof 100%, but these two pictures my husband took of the open cabana roof. I’m back to 50/50 again. Just look at it!

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Cabana all the way! I've had a glass roof for the past 5 years and they get hot inside. Not to mention it makes the AC system work harder and thus puts additional strain on the cooling system which uses a lot more juice in a BEV. Of course the solution is to put a shade over it but that's a hassle and defeats the purpose of having a glass roof IMO.
 
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