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09-19-2003, 11:13 AM
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Originally posted by keisur
$600 isn't high Jason, especially seeing as how the only other places I have seen make anything for the rear of a 3rd gen have wanted $1100+ for it. If you could offer that thing for a 3rd gen for $600 or cheaper I can tell you right off at least 1 homeboy here (me) would buy one! I certainly wouldn't pay $1100 for one though, I can do without one and do with other things instead.
$600 isn't high Jason, especially seeing as how the only other places I have seen make anything for the rear of a 3rd gen have wanted $1100+ for it. If you could offer that thing for a 3rd gen for $600 or cheaper I can tell you right off at least 1 homeboy here (me) would buy one! I certainly wouldn't pay $1100 for one though, I can do without one and do with other things instead.
A custom one would run into the 1000's cause you would need to set aside a minum of a couple days start to finish. But If I'm making lets say 5 of them at once. I break the work up into days and save time and money by pre cutting everything and having some measurments and or a jig.
In reality I would offer a basic one with just a swing out in the 600.00 range above that would be wrap arounds, multiple mounts for equipment, LED lights, 2in reciever hitch, I could even get fancy and put dimple dies into the materail stuff like that.
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09-19-2003, 11:20 AM
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Originally posted by keisur
$600 isn't high Jason, especially seeing as how the only other places I have seen make anything for the rear of a 3rd gen have wanted $1100+ for it. If you could offer that thing for a 3rd gen for $600 or cheaper I can tell you right off at least 1 homeboy here (me) would buy one! I certainly wouldn't pay $1100 for one though, I can do without one and do with other things instead.
$600 isn't high Jason, especially seeing as how the only other places I have seen make anything for the rear of a 3rd gen have wanted $1100+ for it. If you could offer that thing for a 3rd gen for $600 or cheaper I can tell you right off at least 1 homeboy here (me) would buy one! I certainly wouldn't pay $1100 for one though, I can do without one and do with other things instead.
How many miles is it from Alabama to So California? I'll let you use my rig for a week if ya cut me a good deal!!!
Brian
09-19-2003, 11:24 AM
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Originally posted by JDeMello
I could even get fancy and put dimple dies into the materail stuff like that.
Jason
I could even get fancy and put dimple dies into the materail stuff like that.
Jason
09-19-2003, 11:27 AM
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Originally posted by JDeMello
In reality I would offer a basic one with just a swing out in the 600.00 range above that would be wrap arounds, multiple mounts for equipment, LED lights, 2in reciever hitch, I could even get fancy and put dimple dies into the materail stuff like that.
Jason
In reality I would offer a basic one with just a swing out in the 600.00 range above that would be wrap arounds, multiple mounts for equipment, LED lights, 2in reciever hitch, I could even get fancy and put dimple dies into the materail stuff like that.
Jason
09-19-2003, 11:39 AM
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Originally posted by waskillywabbit
OOO OOO OOO! Two homeboys!
How many miles is it from Alabama to So California? I'll let you use my rig for a week if ya cut me a good deal!!!
Brian
OOO OOO OOO! Two homeboys!
How many miles is it from Alabama to So California? I'll let you use my rig for a week if ya cut me a good deal!!!
Brian
I think you would loose your money in gas..lol
09-19-2003, 11:42 AM
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A decent gas tank skid is also a needed item for 3rd Gens. Those have been custom jobs as well to this point. There won't be too many interested parties for that item, though.
09-19-2003, 11:51 AM
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Originally posted by Cebby
Forgive my ignorance, but what is a dimple die?
Forgive my ignorance, but what is a dimple die?
A dimple die is a die that make s really nice punch out in thin metal making it stronger but saving weight! Toyota and allot of manufactors use them in simple parts to make thinner metal stronger! I was looking for a picture but couldn't find a good one.
09-19-2003, 11:53 AM
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Originally posted by Darren
A decent gas tank skid is also a needed item for 3rd Gens. Those have been custom jobs as well to this point. There won't be too many interested parties for that item, though.
A decent gas tank skid is also a needed item for 3rd Gens. Those have been custom jobs as well to this point. There won't be too many interested parties for that item, though.
09-19-2003, 12:40 PM
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Originally posted by SkyRat
Welcome Jason,
A friend, Charles with a black 2002 4Runner had his slider angle adjusted there a few weeks ago. He loves your shop and he will probably be chiming in here soon.
Welcome Jason,
A friend, Charles with a black 2002 4Runner had his slider angle adjusted there a few weeks ago. He loves your shop and he will probably be chiming in here soon.
got em installed there and love em.
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