Jeez, thats ugly.
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Jeez, thats ugly.
No way, that slab just looks ugly. The sema setup is perfect looking.Well if they would paint the rear 1/4 panel the same body color. etc. It might be better.
No way, that slab just looks ugly. The sema setup is perfect looking.
See how this sema setup has the body part seprate from the bumper? It gives it an edgy look, a perfect side step, and a capable highlift jack spot.
No way, that slab just looks ugly. The sema setup is perfect looking.
See how this sema setup has the body part seprate from the bumper? It gives it an edgy look, a perfect side step, and a capable highlift jack spot.
If you can make it outa wood, then you sure as hell can make it out of steel or plasticI agree that eh SEMA vehicle looked better, but the issues being what Christo form Slee mentioned. The rear bumper was not even metal on the SEMA truck. It was wood and they used dry wall screws to hold it on
I would NOT want to have that bumper on during the trails!