sleeoffroad
Supporting Vendor
Firstly, thanks to @Eric Sarjeant for the opportunity to execute this build. It was a fun project to be able to build a vehicle with the freedom to execute the way we like to build the trucks.
Although we know how to build trucks, we are not the experts in product video (yet), however we took a first stab at it. For more on the truck please visit our site at SleeBUILT Heritage Edition 200 Series - Slee Off Road for more photo's and the overview video.
I know we will get a lot of questions on the front bumper, as mentioned yes, this now unnamed front bumper was our design study in what it takes to make a front bumper for the 200 and will form the basis for a 200 bumper moving forward, but no promise on any date yet. We learned a lot on doing this bumper and what it takes to make a super strong bumper, with a winch cradle that can support a 12k winch without deflecting (yes we tested it winch stall on the Come-Up 12.5k winch). Right now we are catching up on some way overdue other projects, but this will be revisited.
Thanks again Eric and congrats to the new owner.
Here is the glamor shot. And yes, the emblems are real. 3D printed in stainless steel. Thanks to @Box Rocket for the design work on those. If you don't know Adam, he is a ninja with 3D renderings and design work. Thanks also to the Slee team for indulging me with an ever changing build sheet and being able to execute to this level.
Although we know how to build trucks, we are not the experts in product video (yet), however we took a first stab at it. For more on the truck please visit our site at SleeBUILT Heritage Edition 200 Series - Slee Off Road for more photo's and the overview video.
I know we will get a lot of questions on the front bumper, as mentioned yes, this now unnamed front bumper was our design study in what it takes to make a front bumper for the 200 and will form the basis for a 200 bumper moving forward, but no promise on any date yet. We learned a lot on doing this bumper and what it takes to make a super strong bumper, with a winch cradle that can support a 12k winch without deflecting (yes we tested it winch stall on the Come-Up 12.5k winch). Right now we are catching up on some way overdue other projects, but this will be revisited.
Thanks again Eric and congrats to the new owner.
Here is the glamor shot. And yes, the emblems are real. 3D printed in stainless steel. Thanks to @Box Rocket for the design work on those. If you don't know Adam, he is a ninja with 3D renderings and design work. Thanks also to the Slee team for indulging me with an ever changing build sheet and being able to execute to this level.
