Drill holes in sunglasses holder

Yea, TX too. Any storage on roof is worthless.

OP, if you're willing to drop headliner, maybe insulate. The dash is big nough to handle cooking chores.

 

Make sure the glasses are in the holder when drilling, it's in the manual.

 

USE A STEP BIT if the glasses are in the holder.

 

Just stop once you feel resistance. Step bits are for quitters. Just like I change my oil while the engine is running

 

I know MX guys that would do that, I was never man enough to do that to my $8k dirt toy.

 

I would never attempt that. Nope nope nope

 

Ohh. I see a new trick jump. "The oil change", kick open the inlet and outlet on take off. Throw on it's side midair, then pour in oil from your boot.

 

I see we are beyond rational help here but...


Why not just leave the compartment open?

 

Yes...Or just wear the glasses, take them with you, store them temporarily, and place tacos in their place when not in use

 

Maybe get a roof rack to shade your roof.
- Cooler sunglasses, and a cooler rig for the gram

 

Ceramic tint needed fam.

 

I say you drill in from the top through the sheet metal, that way you get complete truck ventilation through the sun glasses holder.

 

Just don't close the sunglass holder door when you get out of the truck. Leaving it open makes a big difference or at least it did in my f150.

 

I don't use the sunglasses holder as I like to store my glasses in their case and it won't fit. I store my sunglasses as per below and keep a bandanna in the sunglasses holder.
Works for me.

 

Manuel sport got one as well.

 

Maybe OP was trolling

 

I think he was serious.

 

The first go-round I read bandana as banana and was very confused.

 

I can see where that would seem strange......