Back from powder coating and looking good!
Well, now that spring break rolled around I was able to finish up a few projects, including the front bumper! I have to admit it looks pretty good, especially with the textured powder coated finish. Hopefully i can get around to my w/m setup
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A local business called "Auto-safety Warehouse" had the D-rings, but any supplier of towing companies will have them in various sizes. Im running a 2 or 2.5" Skyjacker lift on the front with airbags in the back on 315/75/16's. I was stoked to pick it up today, the powdercoating made it look awesome...
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I felt like I was duped on the coating because they gave me a super low price on the phone, and then it changed when I actually brought it to them. They did do it for me "under the table" in a 24hr
turn around for $200 (sandblasted and coated), and frankly, I was so amazed by that and how it looked, I didnt even hesitate to give them the loot. Live and learn.
I dare another cab to run a red light now!
turn around for $200 (sandblasted and coated), and frankly, I was so amazed by that and how it looked, I didnt even hesitate to give them the loot. Live and learn.I dare another cab to run a red light now!
where did you get that pretty grill? the only reason i havent removed my big fugly bumper is the uglier grill.
That bumper looks awesome, should have been stock on the W trucks. lol
That bumper looks awesome, should have been stock on the W trucks. lol
nice
thats typical when you budget anything anymore, maybe youll get lucky, and get a test tap, ive been real close with mine, the closer you get, the smarter the other driver becomes, you going to do a matching rear? kudos, joe.
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