Trail Tailor Offerings- Racks, Sliders, Control Arms and Misc

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Would you sell a rack as a kit I could weld together myself? The idea is that I would save a few bucks.
 
All,

This week an executive decision was made to no longer make regular offering bumpers after this year. I have a limited amount of shells and parts to finish a few more, but no more will be made when they are gone.

The only way I will build bumpers in the future is to have a true custom one-off order AND that the rig be in my shop.

While profitable, they are too time consuming and heavy for me to deal with anymore for the money that is made in my opinion. I have a few people that have been in touch with me over the past few months and I will let them know, BUT these will be first come first served.

I've decided to focus more on specialty items and things that can be produced daily (my workday time). I've decided that racks and sliders will be the only two products that will be regularly produced. This also allows me time to get back to building cruisers, which I've been trying to do for quite some time. No DIY kits will be offered anymore either.

Other items will continue to be designed and released as my time spare time allows.

If you are interested please let me know. I will accept a non-refundable deposit to hold a bumper for a limited time.

Thanks,
Jason

Current available list:



1- 80 REAR

2- 80 FRONT

1- 40 8274 FRONT
 
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THANKSGIVING/BLACK FRIDAY RACK SALE

Expo w/ Sunroof cutout

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New adjustable mounts

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That 200 rack is beautiful Jason. What are its dimensions?
 
Quick update on products and a control arm feedback from @1973Guppie

Finally got to reset my damaged early 80 jig.

91-92 sliders--- AVAILABLE NOW FOR ORDERING
93-94 sliders--- AVAILABLE NOW FOR ORDERING
95-97 sliders--- two sets in stock

I will update the website as well.

I will have a full length tread plate available in about 2 weeks for all sliders as well.


@1973Guppie

"Finally got these installed! Just wanted to post up and express how much of a pleasure it has been to do business with TT and Jason. Full disclosure: I paid full price for the parts, no freebies. I really appreciate the communication he has provided. I had several questions and Jason got back to me quickly. The day I went to put them in he told me at what length he thought they should be set. I dialed them in to that length and installed. They were a bit of a PIA (no fault to TT) to get in as the axle had to move in order to get the holes lined up. A long pry bar and long screwdriver are your friend along with your legs pushing on the axle, lol. Anyhow, once I got them installed I noticed immediately how much quiter the drivetrain is. I was so used to the groan of the drivetrain on the 80 and thought nothing of it. Wheel is much better centered in the wheel well now as well. Jason's suggested measurement for my lift was spot on so thank goodness I don't have to re install them again. Even my daughter on the test ride told me she thought it ran smooth. :)"

Thanks,

Jason
 
Just a heads up, a RTT (roof top tent) and awning group buy will commence soon. I'm placing a stocking order for the Redding shop and will extend a good sized discount onto all.

I'll post a link soon. The buy will be short, approximately 2 weeks.

Jason


TT Extended

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TT Extended w/ Annex

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TT Standard

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