Streakerfreak
Jan-Kee
Ooo, man sucks to be that employee.
The fiance now considers the bumpers good investmentsCYi5 said:So far my rear bumper has claimed a lady's brake light as well as my mom's whole hatch on her mini van. It does a lot of damage for not even moving.
OldSven said:I took the truck back to a friend at Discount Tire to have them fix one of my tires that was leaking. There was a very sweet 05' Nissan 350Z there all tricked out, black with black racing wheels on it. They backed it up out front of the windows to be picked up. Mine finally got done so they did the same. The problem was that the Z was still parked there, that's right:truck: the guy back right up on the hood of the Z with my rear bumper. Now the picture doesn't do a justice but let's just say that the small stub underneath from the swingout ripped threw the sheetmetal hood and crunched it. The tire guy ran in freakin out, I was just laughing when I saw it, because I knew the hood didn't have a chance So Disscount owes the guy a new hood but between the Moab rash and NW trees I couldn't see anything wrong with the bumper so that saved them atleast one vehicle bill...
Sorry, camera phoneTACODOC said::coffeedrink:
OldSven said:I have some big news coming up for the truck and some mods to post up soon but had to post this up first. Kind of a bad camera phone pic, it is about 12"x8" but here's the story:
I took the truck back to a friend at Discount Tire to have them fix one of my tires that was leaking. There was a very sweet 05' Nissan 350Z there all tricked out, black with black racing wheels on it. They backed it up out front of the windows to be picked up. Mine finally got done so they did the same. The problem was that the Z was still parked there, that's right:truck: the guy back right up on the hood of the Z with my rear bumper. Now the picture doesn't do a justice but let's just say that the small stub underneath from the swingout ripped threw the sheetmetal hood and crunched it. The tire guy ran in freakin out, I was just laughing when I saw it, because I knew the hood didn't have a chance So Disscount owes the guy a new hood but between the Moab rash and NW trees I couldn't see anything wrong with the bumper so that saved them atleast one vehicle bill...
I used to have it like that, but then when you want to used the bed you can't without taking the stuff out. I thought about it though to get the weight off the rear bumper. Thanks.Photog said:If you are not going to sleep in the back any more, and you have room, put the tire & jack in the bed. Allow better view to the rear.
I'm doing the back & forth right now If I had a bobbed bed it would work out sweet but since it isn't and my weather up hear ain't the greatest the top will probably go back on. I will leave it off for the week to see if it grows on me. If not I did get some black silacone to go around the rails. Even the new seal on the top let some water in which was making me want to ditch it, but I can fix that. How is your soft topper in the rain, and dust?Jacket said:I fluctuate back and forth with my soft top. No question the open bed gives better visibility, and is lighter, but there are a lot of functional reasons to keep a shell - especially in your climate. Its a toss up....