i'm hoping to get something done on this this week.
Cardboard cut outs don't count! LOL!
Cheap rear bumper
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Cardboard cut outs don't count! LOL!
Cardboard cut outs don't count! LOL!
maybe something like this: https://forum.ih8mud.com/showthread.php?t=177819
Cardboard cut outs don't count! LOL!
OMG now that is just funny!
LOL,
and if you get stuck you can Burn it to keep warm!
and if you get stuck you can Burn it to keep warm!
Do you happen to have a lik to the SROR website that you could post?
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21 inches jim. 
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ok jim, here's some pics with some measurements... let me know if you need any other specific pics. the distance from the back of the quarter to the opening of my quarter panel was in fact 21". I guess I'll have more faith in my wife from now on.
here's the distance from the top of the frame rail to the bottom of my quater panel... 3"
pic of the quarter from more of a straight shot...
distance from frame to outside of the quarter (14")
From the top of the stock bumper to the bottom of the tailgate (2 1/2")
Exhaust shouldn't be a problem...hehehee
Randoms...
rearquarter chop
Inside frame rail
here's the distance from the top of the frame rail to the bottom of my quater panel... 3"
pic of the quarter from more of a straight shot...
distance from frame to outside of the quarter (14")
From the top of the stock bumper to the bottom of the tailgate (2 1/2")
Exhaust shouldn't be a problem...hehehee
Randoms...
rearquarter chop
Inside frame rail
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lol... like that "rock light"?
Yeah, after that shot I kinda remembered that camera's come with a cool feature called a flash.... hey its been a long day ok?
Yeah, after that shot I kinda remembered that camera's come with a cool feature called a flash.... hey its been a long day ok?
Wow, thanks BP for showing me what I need to do with the square fog lights in my garage.
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like paper covers rock or scissors cuts paper.
paint covers rust
j/k
not too far from the truth...
yep, those square lights I use for "rock lights". I actually have 6 under there... 2 in the front, 2 in the middle, 2 in th back. My version of neons.
They can be had at harbor freight for about $12 bucks a pair. If they get smashed in the rocks they're cheap to replace. I think of them as disposable lights. 
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most exellent!!!
look for pics soon.
hey is there one of those smiley face thingys for a guy tappin his foot impatiently.
hey is there one of those smiley face thingys for a guy tappin his foot impatiently.
How about tappin his fingers?
but then we'd have to give Jim one like this
