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This bumper has been fun.. Still have a few tricks up my sleeve on this build..
J
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Man...I'm at a loss for words (for once in my life, lol). That bumper was already sick...add the telescoping light pole, the extra receivers and the soon to arrive aesthetic materials = WTF, that's a badass, one-off creation you have there, sir. I can barely stand it...new front/rear bumpers, rack, sliders, parts orgy from B, desmog, headers & exhaust, brake upgrade, door panels & carpet. . .it's all coming together, brother.
Hope your weekend went well and I'll catch up with you at some point this week. . .
Shane
Man...I'm at a loss for words (for once in my life, lol). That bumper was already sick...add the telescoping light pole, the extra receivers and the soon to arrive aesthetic materials = WTF, that's a badass, one-off creation you have there, sir. I can barely stand it...new front/rear bumpers, rack, sliders, parts orgy from B, desmog, headers & exhaust, brake upgrade, door panels & carpet. . .it's all coming together, brother.
Hope your weekend went well and I'll catch up with you at some point this week. . .
Shane
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Everything is welded out that I can for now.. Will add the 2nd side receiver tomorrow and wait for the two special deliveries ( YES TWO NOW, SHANE DOESN'T KNOW THE SECOND ONE YET, HA!) to finish this bad boy up...
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Can't decide if that's insane, genius or insanely genius.
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Thanks Mike, the side receivers are for camping stow points, table insert, BBQ... you know the usual stuff....
J
That gives me an idea, make a toilet seat that can be fitted in the hitch receiver. Camping with comfort 
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OK..... What about this option... STRIPPER NOT INCLUDED....
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You lost me at stripper NOT included. I'm tempted to order one just for the novelty factor
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Shane's bumper is done for now... Other side receiver is in.. Had to use your bumper today Shane... Had to test out the suspension on the trailer... HA! Did incredible OF COURSE!
Trailer frame is done and out of the shop for now.... Threw on a pair of tires I got today from @ginericLC, these are going on the '68 -FJ40 extended cab truck build.. The 60 springs on the trailer, even with no weight, was smooth as glass fellas.
Started on a customers 80 front today when I had some free time. I will be in 80 mode for a few weeks looks like... 2 fronts and 2 or more rears pending a few possibles...
Cheers fellas,
J
Trailer frame is done and out of the shop for now.... Threw on a pair of tires I got today from @ginericLC, these are going on the '68 -FJ40 extended cab truck build.. The 60 springs on the trailer, even with no weight, was smooth as glass fellas.
Started on a customers 80 front today when I had some free time. I will be in 80 mode for a few weeks looks like... 2 fronts and 2 or more rears pending a few possibles...
Cheers fellas,
J
I asked Jason about a basic cross-bar set-up because I have a canoe that I can't really use... until now!
Four of his revised gutter feet. BEEFY. and two cross-bars that he fabbed up for me.
Obviously just some mock up pictures. Me likey. I'll get them painted soon.
It's hard to take a picture of your roof, in your garage, at night...when your paint is terrible like mine. Honestly too ugly to picture haha
It looks like I may still fit in and out of my garage with these! YAY
Just another happy customer
Four of his revised gutter feet. BEEFY. and two cross-bars that he fabbed up for me.
Obviously just some mock up pictures. Me likey. I'll get them painted soon.
It's hard to take a picture of your roof, in your garage, at night...when your paint is terrible like mine. Honestly too ugly to picture haha
It looks like I may still fit in and out of my garage with these! YAY
Just another happy customer
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I asked Jason about a basic cross-bar set-up because I have a canoe that I can't really use... until now!
Four of his revised gutter feet. BEEFY. and two cross-bars that he fabbed up for me.
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Obviously just some mock up pictures. Me likey. I'll get them painted soon.
It's hard to take a picture of your roof, in your garage, at night...when your paint is terrible like mine. Honestly too ugly to picture haha
It looks like I may still fit in and out of my garage with these! YAY
Just another happy customer
Enjoy Kline, let me know if you have any questions.
J
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Welded out the bottom end of my 80 customers front and did a little FUN FAB as I like to call it..
Shane has dibs on "The Trail-Pit" but if he passes, it will be up for sale.. Or I will make one to your specs. This one is a charcoal 10" pipe x 16" long, approx 155 sq inches of cook area. The doors/lid will be completely secured with SS bolts and a custom T-handle wrench will be included for tightening up the bolts prior to getting back on the trail. Utilizes a 2" receiver and will have short legs for a tabletop or ground cooking.
I will weld this out tomorrow or Monday.
Cheers all,
J
Shane has dibs on "The Trail-Pit" but if he passes, it will be up for sale.. Or I will make one to your specs. This one is a charcoal 10" pipe x 16" long, approx 155 sq inches of cook area. The doors/lid will be completely secured with SS bolts and a custom T-handle wrench will be included for tightening up the bolts prior to getting back on the trail. Utilizes a 2" receiver and will have short legs for a tabletop or ground cooking.
I will weld this out tomorrow or Monday.
Cheers all,
J
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Or this configuration....
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Make PSILOCYBIN legal for TBI/PTSD/TRA&D
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Had one of the roughest days EVER in clinic today - actually the past 3 days have been full-on chaos. Tonight, however, and despite getting off late, I saw this <the new addition to my build/your creation> and you know what - Son of a Mother Flipping. . .WOW. That's so awesome, like Inspector Gadget awesome. The multiple hitches, the telescoping light pole, and now the pit - holy shat, really! Again - this is turning out to be EXACTLY what I spoke to you about during the design stages. Absolutely a wonderful creation...work of art. . .and exactly what I meant by 'thinking out of the box'. Couldn't do it better EVEN if I had the skills. . .
Shane
Had one of the roughest days EVER in clinic today - actually the past 3 days have been full-on chaos. Tonight, however, and despite getting off late, I saw this <the new addition to my build/your creation> and you know what - Son of a Mother Flipping. . .WOW. That's so awesome, like Inspector Gadget awesome. The multiple hitches, the telescoping light pole, and now the pit - holy shat, really! Again - this is turning out to be EXACTLY what I spoke to you about during the design stages. Absolutely a wonderful creation...work of art. . .and exactly what I meant by 'thinking out of the box'. Couldn't do it better EVEN if I had the skills. . .
Shane
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Thanks J, like I said, this bumper and customer have been so fun...
SO, Here's a little more creativity for you guys...
J
