Touched up all the rock rash from the Jeep Jam back in September.

 

Hope you made it out OK.....

 

added to the bumper today...
nothing fancy.

two pieces of rectangular steel tubing
removed plastic.

 

Hmmm...I've been trying to think of an inexpensive way to replace my stock rear bumper with something that looks a little better and beefier. I might just plagerize some your ideas, if you don't mind. I was about to ready to invest in a cheap welder and some tubing. Well, cheap's a bad word for what I had in mind.

Oh, and it's looking good.

 

You know all of my ideas are free for all to use for their own JKs, as long as I get credit for the concept.
Lemme know if you need any tips.

 

LOVE IT!!! Installed in about 3mins, is dead solid (no pun intended...), and works great. It's nice to have a place to rest the other foot that's at the same angle as your pedals on those long hauls... I HIGHLY recommend it.

Me too..!

Wet Okole - I showed them the Quadratec buy the front's get rear's at $60 off deal (or whatever it was) and they matched it. I added the zipper pocket's in the rear and the graphics (they have pages of graphics to choose from). I'm going to send them the cushion from my Tuffy console insert and have them match it to the seats, I'll post pics when I get it back...).

I had a set of Wet Okole's in my F150 SuperCrew for 6 or 7 years, they still looked like new when I took them off and the Leather underneath was perfect. Great product, worth the money...

 

I painted the muffler, antenna, shackles, and the 6 dollars dash upgrade.

The Exterior.



The Interior

 

those are oakley skulls and i NEED those!

 

love the oakley skulls!

 

I just put on brand New rubicon take-offs. $750 and 90 miles greatest thing i have done yet!