Smittybuilt XRC and body armor rear, is that weird?
JK Newbie
Joined: Apr 2011
Posts: 48
Likes: 0
From: PA
My front doesnt match my rear. And neither match my rocker guards. It all looks good.
Or Fab front bumper, Purejeep sliders, Smittybilt XRC rear. The rocker guards have a smooth finish and the bumpers are textured. I plan to eventually pull everything off and have it all powder coated with a smooth finish anyway. But thats a ways a way. I've run it like this for a couple years now, and I still get compliments, never really worried about the non-matchingness of my jeep.
Or Fab front bumper, Purejeep sliders, Smittybilt XRC rear. The rocker guards have a smooth finish and the bumpers are textured. I plan to eventually pull everything off and have it all powder coated with a smooth finish anyway. But thats a ways a way. I've run it like this for a couple years now, and I still get compliments, never really worried about the non-matchingness of my jeep.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jun 2009
Posts: 496
Likes: 1
From: Opelika, AL
My front doesnt match my rear. And neither match my rocker guards. It all looks good.
Or Fab front bumper, Purejeep sliders, Smittybilt XRC rear. The rocker guards have a smooth finish and the bumpers are textured. I plan to eventually pull everything off and have it all powder coated with a smooth finish anyway. But thats a ways a way. I've run it like this for a couple years now, and I still get compliments, never really worried about the non-matchingness of my jeep.
Or Fab front bumper, Purejeep sliders, Smittybilt XRC rear. The rocker guards have a smooth finish and the bumpers are textured. I plan to eventually pull everything off and have it all powder coated with a smooth finish anyway. But thats a ways a way. I've run it like this for a couple years now, and I still get compliments, never really worried about the non-matchingness of my jeep.