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Author:  Nightfisher [ Thu Oct 28, 2010 8:13 pm ]
Post subject:  looking for a brush guard
Hi everyone! I bought my first Jeep ever last week, an '06 Limited, and am starting to work things around in my head as to what I want to add to it. I definitely want a brush guard or bull bar for the front, preferably with a hitch built in If I can find something I like in my price range. I'm kind of leaning more towards a bull bar right now. Looking to keep it under $250, but might spend a little more if I found something I absolutely have to have. lol. I have been looking online and on this site and it appears there is a vast selection and price range. Makes it tough to settle on something when you can't really handle it yourself. I would like some opinions, recommendations, and photos if possible to help me make a decision. Need advice on relocating the front license plate too since the state of VA requires me to factor that in the equation. This is what I'm working with as a starting point....
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Thanks for the help. I'm loving this forum so far. Soooooo much jeep in one place. :dizzy: :BANANA:
Author:  tommudd [ Thu Oct 28, 2010 8:36 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: looking for a brush guard
For 250 you're not going to get much. A hitch is out of the question as thet are rare and will not work with one of those cheap bars
Author:  Nightfisher [ Thu Oct 28, 2010 8:50 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: looking for a brush guard
That's what I'm discovering. I am limited in my funds though as there are bills to be paid and little hungry mouths to feed. I'm selling my old '90 F150 and setting aside $500 of the sale for jeep goodies. The rest goes into my savings, which took a bad hit last year. First is a rear hitch, which I have found locally for $140 for a class III. The trailer wiring is another $35. That is top priority to get on the jeep as once I sell my F150 I'll have nothing to tow my boat with until I do. That would leave me with a $350 max I could go for some front end improvement. Sucks being poor. I've looked at the Westin bull bars for $243 and like the look, but I know nothing of the product or quality. Plus there is the whole front plate issue. I'd like to see the Westin with a plate attached to get a better idea of how it would look.
Author:  JeepMorrison [ Fri Oct 29, 2010 11:18 am ]
Post subject:  Re: looking for a brush guard
tommudd wrote:
For 250 you're not going to get much. A hitch is out of the question as thet are rare and will not work with one of those cheap bars


actually if you are good fabbing, my front hitch will fit with a westin bull bar. but like you said its a cheap bar.

but anything can be done with a welder
Author:  LibertyCRD [ Fri Oct 29, 2010 11:49 am ]
Post subject:  Re: looking for a brush guard
I'd love a brush guard, but my big problem with them is that they all use the tow hook mounting points. So if you get a brush guard, you have no where to hook to for recovery anymore. How stupid is that?
Author:  Nightfisher [ Fri Oct 29, 2010 8:51 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: looking for a brush guard
That's the reason I was keeping an eye out for something with a hitch on it.
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