so heres some pics: what do you's think? if you want a bar or similar made..pm me for the nubmer..
same hole- different car
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Custom made Rear bar and sldiers for 05 model GU :) (pics)
Custom made Rear bar and sldiers for 05 model GU :) (pics)
hey, well a friend of ours made a rear bar and some sliders for our patrol..the rear bar is similar to kaymar..except they aren't available yet
so heres some pics: what do you's think? if you want a bar or similar made..pm me for the nubmer..
same hole- different car
so heres some pics: what do you's think? if you want a bar or similar made..pm me for the nubmer..
same hole- different car
Ryan
I saw these at LCMP on the weekend. Very well made. I'm no welder, but they looked very neat.
The side steps are bolted to the chassis - not welded and no holes drilled. They sure do look strong. Thinking about a set for my Patrol (dual battery and Engel first though - priorities). There were quite a few getting around with his handy work attached.
I also met the guy who made them. Seems like a nice guy.
The side steps are bolted to the chassis - not welded and no holes drilled. They sure do look strong. Thinking about a set for my Patrol (dual battery and Engel first though - priorities). There were quite a few getting around with his handy work attached.
I also met the guy who made them. Seems like a nice guy.
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Dan
[quote="v840"]I bet you're the kind of person, when you're railing someone in the ass
you don't even have the common courtesy to give them a reach around! [/quote]
Dan
[quote="v840"]I bet you're the kind of person, when you're railing someone in the ass
you don't even have the common courtesy to give them a reach around! [/quote]
hmm, were you camped near us or something? I'm guessing you could of been with the Wizard gang?gu4800 wrote:I saw these at LCMP on the weekend. Very well made. I'm no welder, but they looked very neat.
The side steps are bolted to the chassis - not welded and no holes drilled. They sure do look strong. Thinking about a set for my Patrol (dual battery and Engel first though - priorities). There were quite a few getting around with his handy work attached.
I also met the guy who made them. Seems like a nice guy.
Ryan
I was camped down near you guys, but further down. Not with any club, but saw Pete up at the toilet block and had a good look there (at his car!!!).
I also saw you come up the hill with the massive ruts and had a good look at your side steps when you parked it - saw the "Barwork by Peter" label on the step.
I also saw you come up the hill with the massive ruts and had a good look at your side steps when you parked it - saw the "Barwork by Peter" label on the step.
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Dan
[quote="v840"]I bet you're the kind of person, when you're railing someone in the ass
you don't even have the common courtesy to give them a reach around! [/quote]
Dan
[quote="v840"]I bet you're the kind of person, when you're railing someone in the ass
you don't even have the common courtesy to give them a reach around! [/quote]
you probably saw me driving up camp road? did it look like a 16yr old driving?
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