Of what and from whom ??

 

$20 stick-on fresnel lens on the rear window. Mine's been on for four years. It really does help too.

http://www.rearlens.com/

 

I'm just starting on mods for mine. The only thing I have done under $50 is the Spectre air filter.

I know most people pull them off but I added rocker bars and steps. I have a daughter and wife that will slide off my seats and wear the leather out without them. So they are more for function than looks. I am not going to be rock crawling anyway so won't miss the few inches of clearance I lost.

The other mods I want are close, but not under $50.

Tinted Vent Visors - $100
Husky Mud Flaps - $75
Locking Black Fuel Door - Too much

As mentioned above, I might tint my front windows to match the rear. Other than that I am pretty satisfied with her as she is. One of these days I would like to either get a new chrome grill to replace my scratched one.. or maybe pick up a blue body colored one.

 

i use mine and lowered them abt 4 inches,,even better for kids. used 4 3x8 plates,some bolts and some messin

 

I'm anxiously waiting to scratch my fenders and grill all up so I can LineX them. I'm going to have to look out for some spares in the junk yards (or where ever they end up) to LineX and keep the original stuff for resale time. (I guess that probably means they will be taking up space in the garage for a long, long time! )

 

1. T-Bar adjustment
2. Stainless Steel letter trim for the front bumper Hummer logo
3. Advance Auto "big rig" highway horn set (sounds more like a Caddy Eldo but I like it)
4. Bosch beam wiper set

Over $50 but still cheap 'n worth it:

5. Factory Hummer all weather mats
6. Cargo area nets for floor, tailgate, and sides (I got them free from work but would pay out of pocket for at least the floor and tailgate netting)

 

An angle Slope Inclinometer to keep me from rollin over about ten bucks

 

Plastidip your chrome, or buy the daystar dash kit.

 

A calendar, to tell what date it is, so you don't resurrect 2 year old threads.

 

Aw c'mon! It's like a time capsule of information.

Or not.