Tuff Country Lift Installed - Pics
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Joined: Sep 2010
Posts: 692
Looks like this one:
Light Bar
It's a nice one, but that seems like a lot for a piece of bent steel tube with two brackets and some light tabs welded on. I've been looking into making my own and am talking to a friend with a machine/metal shop.
Light Bar
It's a nice one, but that seems like a lot for a piece of bent steel tube with two brackets and some light tabs welded on. I've been looking into making my own and am talking to a friend with a machine/metal shop.
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Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 240
I love that light bar but OMG that is a lot of cash for no more metal than that. You can get three brush gaurds for the price of that one light bar....That may be my next project when I finish my brush gaurd / winch mount...
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Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 997
From: Reno, NV
I'm kind of a stock look guy, but your truck does look very good.
Those tires are huge, I could barely see your truck for the tires, sic.
Being a photographer, I have to say your shots are good too.
Nice (appropriate) back drop, it looks like you actually drive this beast off road.
Glad you didn't shoot this truck in your driveway.
I can only imagine how dirty the side of that H3 gets when you drive thru
mud, water, gravel, snow/slush, etc.
Those tires are huge, I could barely see your truck for the tires, sic.
Being a photographer, I have to say your shots are good too.
Nice (appropriate) back drop, it looks like you actually drive this beast off road.
Glad you didn't shoot this truck in your driveway.
I can only imagine how dirty the side of that H3 gets when you drive thru
mud, water, gravel, snow/slush, etc.