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 Post subject: Pics Please - ARB & lift
PostPosted: Mon Feb 27, 2006 11:47 pm 
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Are there any picures of a 02 libby with a lift and an ARB bumper that are all blue? I'm having some trouble deciding what to do with my libby. I ultimately want to have it lifted with a arb bumper installed. but i want to know how it would look with the color of my libby.

if any1 has pics please post 'em.

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im just wondering if my steel blue jeep will look good with a black arb bumper or will have to get it painted...

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The bumper is not black, it's a dark gray powder coat. I repainted mine after a year when I took it off to install my winch with 2 cans of Midnight Metalic.

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Yep, 265's.

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its grey? i was under the impression that it was shipped with a black powder coat. Well i still can't find any pictures of a steel blue liberty with an arb bar... :(

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Just photo shop one.

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Black is the new blue.


LOL and silver is the new pink!!

BTW...that is one BADDD mamma jamma you got there! Look awesome!

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It looks awesome, but you have to use your battering ram. I have so many dents, scrapes, and chips in my ARB that it looks like I have used it for years...and no I definitely do not hit stuff on purpose... :wink: ... 8)

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I hit a tree last Saturday, so now I have a mongo dent in the bumper, but the tree is toast.

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Right on! We have to win the war against the trees 8)

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I would like to get an arb then hit a deer to see what it would do. Of course only if the deer ran out infront of me.

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you guys think that the arb bumper could save a jeep from a collision with a running deer?

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l337fpc wrote:
you guys think that the arb bumper could save a jeep from a collision with a running deer?


Thats iffy. Deer are pretty hefty, especially depending on where you live. I bet it would help a lot, but it would depend on the speed and such. My ARB is hefty enough to knock over steel poles and signs and small trees and fences and such, but not at high speeds.

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My ARB is hefty enough to knock over steel poles and signs and small trees and fences and such, but not at high speeds.

..........and you know this how? :lol:

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Cacher123 wrote:
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My ARB is hefty enough to knock over steel poles and signs and small trees and fences and such, but not at high speeds.

..........and you know this how? :lol:


Lets just say that I have used it a little bit :wink:

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the ARB bars are made to protect us from kangaroo strikes,

when you think a fully grown male Kangaroo is about 6 foot tall and can be taller and weighs about 200 pounds you need a lot of protection

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As Bill Engvall once said "I know that there are basically threee ways to hunt a deer, you can do the stalk, that's where you get on your feet and you walk and you try to sneak up on that buck of your choice. There is the stand hunt, that's where you sit in a tree and you wait for that buck to walk underneath you. There's the drive hunt, that's where you hit a deer with your truck.... For those of you taking notes, the third one is the easiest." I believe the third one is also the one that applies to JeepJeepster over here... :lol: :lol: :lol:

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SavageSS27 wrote:
There's the drive hunt, that's where you hit a deer with your truck.... l:


No truck...more like a 1976 Chevy Monza! Trucks are for javelinas.:twisted:

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