Mmmmmm, skid plate...
#1
Mmmmmm, skid plate...
I was searching pics to take breaks from studying today and I found a really good shot of my belly.
Pic courtesy of Mark from Arizona.
Sadly, this is no longer made, but it gives you an idea of what a good skid plate ought to be.
Pic courtesy of Mark from Arizona.
Sadly, this is no longer made, but it gives you an idea of what a good skid plate ought to be.
#3
Make it?
That was just posing at the end of a long, hot day on the trails.
The Firehole is not something to do with sheet metal, but it sure looks cool and makes for a good place to change the oil and such.
That was just posing at the end of a long, hot day on the trails.
The Firehole is not something to do with sheet metal, but it sure looks cool and makes for a good place to change the oil and such.
#4
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Good question. I paid something like $310 for the crossmember with skid based on the old design (back in early July). I then asked if he'd make a front skid and belly pan to connect everything. I still owe him something for it, but we haven't discussed it. BTW, that is the one for the auto tranny model 2nd Gen 4Runner.
#18
Cebby,
Are you still working on the custom rear bumper? My stock rear bumper won't pass inspection (due in JULY!) because it has a rust hole in it and I'm still searching for someone to fab me a rear bumper (something like Flygtenstein's) locally.
Are you still working on the custom rear bumper? My stock rear bumper won't pass inspection (due in JULY!) because it has a rust hole in it and I'm still searching for someone to fab me a rear bumper (something like Flygtenstein's) locally.



No way! does it?
I can see hair faintly in the avatar, maybe it has to do with monitor brightness/contrast levels.