Discovery I sliders - Slickrock Fab - CO

[chirigringo]

I've got a set of Slickrock Fabrication bolt-on sliders in very good condition that I would like to sell or possibly trade. These are very strong, well put together units that look great on the truck. I had them mounted on my DI for about 10-15k miles before I sold it . They have minor sandblasting and a scratch on the underside of one unit that can easily be touched up. I've applied 3M grip tape to the tops.
Available for pick-up in the Denver area.
Asking $375 but willing to consider trades for offroad/overland accessories for an LR3.
-Michael

 

[chirigringo]

Offers? These are quality sliders. I hate to see them just sitting in my garage. They could be shortened with a little effort to fit a DII.

 

[azarmadillo]

These are awesome sliders. At $375 they are a steal! If you have an RRC or D1 these are a must have. I have a set on my 1991 Range Rover and wouldn't sell them for twice the price. Snap these up before they are gone!

 

[TomOwen]

Any chance you could post some pics? I'll have to figure out shipping to CA....

Thanks

 

[05LR3AZ]

What do you need for an LR3? Have a full size spare?

 

[chirigringo]

Thanks for the recommendation azarmadillo. I certainly agree these are really nice pieces of kit. I'd love to get more for them but there just doesn't seem to be as much interest in DI stuff as there was a few years ago. Maybe my timing is off, it being winter and all.
05LR3AZ- a full size spare (265/70r18) is at the top of my list of must-haves, followed closely by the IIDtool. After that it's a lot of "accessories". More skid plates, fridge, tire carrier, winch.
Here's an ok pic of the sliders. If you click on it you can view a higher res image at Flickr.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/53157558@N07/8420822008/
There is some minor surface rust on the insides of the mounts but most of what you see is just dirt. The flash on the camera really makes it stand out.
Shipping could prove to be quite high. These are heavy beasts. I just found out shipping a pair of OME coils to the east coast can run $35+ and they're only 25 lbs.