Builds Trail Tailor- Custom Armor Build plus a few things (1 Viewer)

[codyaustin5]

Nice Cody!

I knew you added the rear, but never actually SAW it until now.
We were looking at your bumper-less butt at Breck as I recall--and what's funny to me about that is that it didn't look half bad that way.

TT is churning out some really nice stuff.

Hey Mark I had it on in Breck but when you came out for your Slee upgrades I was bumperless on the trail we did...

 

[codyaustin5]

Hell Cody I forgot I made that one for you. I need to crank out on of those next week for a reference bumper.. YIKES!

But, I must say it looks nice and clean... Glad you and I got together on that one.

J

Makes mine more special knowing it’s the only out there!

 

[Markuson]

Hey Mark I had it on in Breck but when you came out for your Slee upgrades I was bumperless on the trail we did...

Wow. What a weird brain cramp, then!

I think your bumper-less look stuck in my head...

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

@TonyP rear is finished. @indycole will be finished in the morning. I don't have anything left today guys. Been on a 18 day run and need a afternoon off.

Rear base weighed in at 130# added about 16# over T's old one. Hi-Lift mount is good to go as well.

J

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

With the cut, tuck and underpan to the frame, the new clearance is 2.38" higher than T's old bumper.

 

[Markuson]

With the cut, tuck and underpan to the frame, the new clearance is 2.38" higher than T's old bumper.

Tony's done gone Hollywood on us and got a butt-lift...

Nicely done, Jason! That's some serious improvement.

I like how you extended the full wing to the frame instead of the typical arm supports (am I seeing that right in the photo?). Gotta be super strong.

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

Tony's done gone Hollywood on us and got a butt-lift...

Nicely done, Jason! That's some serious improvement.

I like how you extended the full wing to the frame instead of the typical arm supports (am I seeing that right in the photo?). Gotta be super strong.

Thanks Mark! I told T yesterday that I jumped in the forklift and while I was about to fork the rear of the bumper.... I told myself... "well dumbass... yes, it'll pick up the whole thing..." The underpan is bolted and skinned directly to the bottom of the frame... HA!

J.

 

[NLScooby]

I'm saving my pennies for one of these butt-lift bumpers!

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

Tony's done gone Hollywood on us and got a butt-lift...

Nicely done, Jason! That's some serious improvement.

I like how you extended the full wing to the frame instead of the typical arm supports (am I seeing that right in the photo?). Gotta be super strong.

M, it still has a wing/arm support as well and you are correct the entire wing wraps and bolts to the frame. 10 bolts hold it to the frame.

 

[Atwalz]

@reevesci Looks great. I would cut that hi-lift jack short of roof rail height. You don’t want to drive into a garage with limited clearance and have a oops moment.

 

[TonyP]

You can always just remove the jack and only put it on for trails.
Rolling to the supermarket with a Hi-Lift is a bit pretentious. We aren't Jeep owners.

 

[Markuson]

You can always just remove the jack and only put it on for trails.
Rolling to the supermarket with a Hi-Lift is a bit pretentious. We aren't Jeep owners.

On the other hand...unbolting it just so you don’t look pretentious going to the supermarket is a pain in the .

 

[Willy beamin]

permanently deployed D rings is pretentious..... Nice looking bumper

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

@indycole rear is finished. @TonyP front is staged up when I go back in tonight and in the morning. Those are Tony's cut panels on Cole's rig. They are a perfect match if anyone needs or wants to get a scratch and dent set from the boneyard one day.. I have a customer coming in from Santa Barbara with a '18 in a few weeks and we'll Monstaliner a used set for his rig.


All I can say right now is I've been living on RED STAR ROCK BULLS for the past week along with several cold pills (yes I mix my energy drinks with spirits......) Works for me.. Speaking of spirits... it's time for three fingers of JWB, a steak and a movie...

BECAUSE!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Willy beamin]

Nice work ole boy

 

[TonyP]

My dirty, scratched, and worn bumper panels up against a shiny new '16 body is quite the contrast

 

[mmcinnis]

@indycole rear is finished. @TonyP front is staged up when I go back in tonight and in the morning. Those are Tony's cut panels on Cole's rig. They are a perfect match if anyone needs or wants to get a scratch and dent set from the boneyard one day.. I have a customer coming in from Santa Barbara with a '18 in a few weeks and we'll Monstaliner a used set for his rig.


All I can say right now is I've been living on RED STAR ROCK BULLS for the past week along with several cold pills (yes I mix my energy drinks with spirits......) Works for me.. Speaking of spirits... it's time for three fingers of JWB, a steak and a movie...

BECAUSE!!!!!!!!!!

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J. Thought you were taking the day off! Looking good.

 

[jmw101]

@reevesci That is some excellent craftsmanship. Very well done.

 

[TRAIL TAILOR]

Nice work ole boy

Thank you, the burn table and press brake are a game changer for me. Still working on things and learning but getting close.

My dirty, scratched, and worn bumper panels up against a shiny new '16 body is quite the contrast

T, they are slightly a different color. I think they are the same color code. Maybe its all the scratches that make it look lighter... HA!

J. Thought you were taking the day off! Looking good.

M, I haven't ad a day off in the last 19. No rest for the wicked.

@reevesci That is some excellent craftsmanship. Very well done.

Thank you, its these rigs that make my work look good.

J

 

[Roy Park]

I thought it was no rest for the weary. But I guess the wicked stay pretty busy too. Hahaha.