Rover11's Build Thread
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07-26-2011 | 09:41 AM
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Mudding
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From: Mundelein, IL
Speaking of Moab, have you seen the video of the girl driving a fillsize Blazer down the really big slope, she looses her brakes and crashes over the side, nose first to the desert floor below? It was really scary. Guess she did not have it in low range first gear and she burned up her brakes on the way down. Terrible crash. I heard they closed it since that.
‪Tracy's crash‬‏ - YouTube
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07-26-2011 | 04:29 PM
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Mudding
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From: Mundelein, IL
As you guys can see I have to adjust the light and replace the front bumper. They are just sooo freakin expensive.
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#16
07-26-2011 | 05:27 PM
TReK
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From: Woodway, WA
Here's an idea of what it would look like, just remove the front and end caps too if yours are busted up....
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#17
07-27-2011 | 09:09 AM
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Mudding
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From: Mundelein, IL
Can't see if you've got major damage or not to the metal portion of the bumper, but you can pull ALL of the plastic trim pieces off and rattle can it all black and it looks pretty good. There are a few members that have done this with good result, and the best part is that it only costs $SprayPaint.00
Here's an idea of what it would look like, just remove the front and end caps too if yours are busted up....
Here's an idea of what it would look like, just remove the front and end caps too if yours are busted up....
#18
07-27-2011 | 09:33 AM
Baja
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#19
07-27-2011 | 11:47 AM
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Mudding
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Those ends are merely plastic caps anyway. They are just there to hide the ugliness of the stupid thing that LR used in place of a good front bumper. I remember when bumpers were a real bumper that you could really bump something with, not some fancy molded plastic cover.