is there a pic out there of a brush guard doing anything useful?????

Would you believe that much of what has made WAAG the leader in off-road accessory design was first perfected in bedrooms throughout Southern California? Believe it...

When WAAG Los Angeles began manufacturing off-road products in 1993, it had 50 years of experience in manufacturing fine custom brass and iron bedroom furniture.
The two would seem to have little in common, but WAAG's design savvy, sophisticated metal-working skills and attention to detail in the furniture industry made for an easy transition into the competitive automotive aftermarket world.

In the process, WAAG has risen to national prominence while transforming grille guards from the boxy, crudely manufactured eyesores of yesterday into attractive accessories that reflect the refined styling of today's trucks and SUVs. The company's progressive approach has resulted in numerous innovations in off-road gear that remain the envy of the industry. WAAG introduced contoured styling that follows and accentuates the distinctive lines of the vehicle. WAAG was also the first to blend welds, miter tubing and utilize tough, durable gaskets to eliminate rust.

Perhaps most importantly, WAAG has always insisted that each grille guard be an easy, bolt-on installation that requires no cutting or drilling -- something its competitors can not claim. To achieve such a lofty goal, WAAG has worked overtime to develop innovative bracketry that utilizes existing factory holes which saves time for the installer and ensures a perfect fit every time.

It is WAAG's high standards and huge customer demand that led to other ground-breaking WAAG products. WAAG took an item as basic as a side tube and in 1998 created the first "Wheel-To-Wheel" side tube that was fully frame mounted and extended to the rear wheel with a rear step to allow easy access to the truck bed or tool box.

Our Wheel-To-Wheel line has spawned yet another design innovation: the one-piece "Kickout" side tube for dually pickups that flares out at the rear to follow the lines of the rear fender. No manufacturer today offers, or has even attempted such a product.

Most recently, we introduced the WAAG Rear Bumper Guard, the first guard of its kind to embody the spirit and design of the front grille guard. The guard, originally targeted for upscale SUVs with painted rear bumpers, has proven popular with all models and makes of SUVs and trucks. The guard, which mounts in just minutes to factory tow-hitch mount locations, and includes heavy gauge steel plates and protective vinyl molding, completes the off-road ensemble with style.

WAAG's precision engineering and cutting-edge design continue to set the pace in the aftermarket industry as evidenced by the growing number of WAAG imitators in the off-road field.
Though often copied, WAAG's commitment to quality, customer satisfaction and being an industry leader has yet to be equalled. WAAG is determined to keep it that way.

Well, I ordered one one up. It will be here in the next week. Once the weather breaks I will Mount it, and Post up some Pics. I am still seeking anyone else with Pics.

Andrew