Looks good man!

 

glad to hear your ok

 

Now time to get a hoop for the bumper, fog lights, and a tire carrier for the back

Dont forget the winch!

 

glad your ok, sorry to hear bout your jeep!

 

hi there.. great to know that you got a good deal on after market bumpers thru ur insurance company.. i had a similar crash today morning .. and wondering if I cud do the same .. Just wanted to check with you about the driveability of your jeep after the fix.. Does it drive like how it was earlier.. ? Im worried cause i got my frame slightly bent too.. due to which there is a small gap between the door hinges.. and they told me today that they would have to straighten it by havin the jeep hooked onto some machine and being pulled out.. did your jeep have to go through anything like this ?

feeling so miserable...

[stan]

 

Sorry to hear about your accident. I don't know if the frame itself was bent. Something was bent (I can't remember what they said it was) and they had to bend it back. I was concerned about it and we had the the following conversation:

Me: "How does that work? If you bent a coat hanger, you can't get it strait again?"

Body Shop: "When we get done with it, it will be straighter then when it left the factory. Usually there is a + or - 3 degree tolerance at the factory. We don't do tolerance, our machine does 100% strait."

The Jeep drives great. I didn't notice the added weight of the bumpers but it isn't bad at all. Everything lines up. I can't complain at all. You can ask you body shop if they are will to use aftermarket parts. Good luck

 

thanks buddy..

thats pretty much what the dealer told me too.. hopefully i shud have my jeep back in a week.. all fixed like new..

Im gonna check out some bumpers now..

cheers

 

Check with the dealer first so see how much insurance is paying for your parts. Once you have that info, you can shop and hopefully find something for that exact price