oh..ok i didn't look that close...was he trying to sell them at all?...if i do get some ppl wanting them i wanted to keep it cheaper for the consumer...after all i am one also

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03 SAS KJ 0n 35ish boggers(Sold )
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i dont think so, you can check out his post in the fab section

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1980 Jeep CJ7 Buggy
SOA, D44/ FF14B, SBC 350, SM465, NP205, 108" WB, 37" MTs

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did you weld those directly to the uni-frame? i see no support brackets or anything, i dont see how those will be able to support the weight of the whole vehicle only supported by two small areas, the uniframe is not thick enough to be welded straight to, i would have made a bracket at least a foot or two long was 3/16 " thick with multiple bolts for support in order to spread the load of the vehicle when the sliders are on the rocks, and also added a 3rd support in the middle to give the bar support in the middle
also what kind of welder did you use? and where'd you get it? how many watts does have?

Looks great, like the other's said "I wish I could do that sort of thing". Probably have a go at a few other things on the trail if I had them

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Susky Bro V The Highlander Terminator, got it Wuggs

Lifted by CRDSTU
265/70/16 STT's on 16x8 Chrome Soft 8's
CDKJ

Man, I could go for a roof rack like that! that front sloping down looks like a nice fit to my Thule loadbars which seem high. things could balance out nicely!

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give that paint a nice polish and wax!

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2003 Jeep Liberty Renegade, Silver/Black
2008 VW GTI 6MT, Black magic/interlagos