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Originally Posted by beingnotdoing
Pretty cool idea. I've got an '02, so I'm not your target market. I'd consider buying it, though, FWIW.
I tucked a winch and winch plate into the stock front bumper with minimal cutting and I've been happy with that. I may wind upgrading to an aftermarket one someday just for the cool factor.
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Low profile FTW. Even behind the stock bumper, it's a great play!
We are targeting ALL 3rd gen owners, it just won't likely work with the factory 99-02' upper bumper. However anyone with a 99-02 (like myself) can just buy a 96-98 OEM upper bumper or buy our fully fabricated version.
So, YES - this bumper will fit on all 96-02' 4Runners! We will also be clearing all these details up as the process moves further along with diagrams/images.
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Originally Posted by RodrickHeffley
love this, definitely interested in getting one, especially the prototype v2! (really hoping for that, i'm on a tight budget for a high school senior lol)
i love the design, and even if i don't end up getting one, i'd just like to give you all props for the hard work and dedication put into it. you're seriously awesome.
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Thanks a lot for the support and we really appreciate the kind words. I've honestly been so stoked to bring our idea back to the OG 3rd Gen community for feedback. I started here as a newb myself like 10-12 years ago when the forums were way more active. Cool to come full circle with a product offering of our own that has been influenced greatly by the community on here.
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Originally Posted by Flemster
Yea, single bolt through the middle. Requires a way smaller hole than other round lights. I also have some cool machined bezels on mine from Desolate Motorsports.
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Thanks Alex! Good timing, we are looking at options for turn signals right now so thanks a lot for this.
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Originally Posted by Endlessblockades
I saw that rendering in your IG Story! Will PayPal be an option when sales go live?
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It will most likely....
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Originally Posted by MarkamisPrime
There is a list?
Add me please.
Do we need to make a deposit?
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Not yet, but the time will come down the road. We still have a lot of key things to figure out before we do a V2 Prototype run that will go out to people.
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Originally Posted by Bdnewyork
I too wish to be an early prototype adopter. More sooner more better; and, I'm happy to forward a deposit when appropriate.
This forum is my sole point of info as I subscribe to neither IG nor FB.
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Respect for staying off socials. We appreciate the offers for deposits but we are not quite ready for that yet. Appreciate the support regardless!
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Originally Posted by RodrickHeffley
likewise, would love to get to get a prototype
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As above. Appreciate the support.
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Originally Posted by RodrickHeffley
me personally, i'm still waiting, but i'd love to pay for a prototype version if/when it's available, im on a budget so a deposit just wouldn't work for me.
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Stay tuned. Still a little ways out. Thanks again!
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Originally Posted by Endlessblockades
No, no, not at all. A ripoff is so off my radar that I find the thought absurd. I have been an early supporter and I remain one. Hell, I was even thinking of going to Nelson until I figured out how far it was from Whistler! I follow his IG, too. I guess I just find the claiming of future prototypes here verging on irrational exuberance. I totally support small shops & up and comers whenever possible and wish nothing but the best. I may well buy one, but let me ask you this - how much does the bumper cost shipped and what does it look like installed? I don't think we know that yet and I'm pretty sure most people would be happy to wait until he's ready to reveal that.
Maybe I'm just bummed y'all are lining up to scoop em up before I have a chance.....
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All good. I think people are just getting excited - we will not be accepting any funds until we are ready to produce and ship the approriate items. Like you and I both mentioned, there is still lots to sort out ;)
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Originally Posted by Endlessblockades
OK whatever, but actually, this does: how much does the bumper cost shipped and what does it look like installed?
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TBD - I'll have a rough idea on cost in the coming weeks
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Originally Posted by cl4Rk
These are also my two remaining questions
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Originally Posted by MarkamisPrime
Maybe and probably is just me but I can visualize it on the truck from the pics he’s posted
And personally I’m more of a function over form type of guy, so from the bumper description alone it just checks off all the boxes I have in my head of what I would want in a bumper.
And again maybe just me but if I started to add up all the money I’ve dumped into my rigs I’d have to rethink life
But I do it because I like to and I like to support the small business who take the risk and put themselves out there for the 3rd gen community.
So like I said if I have to make a deposit to help him move things along and get his shop moving in the right direction then to me that’s worth it.
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This is why the community is so great and we are super stoked on your excitement to support our upcoming venture! Will be stoked when the day comes where we can see one on your truck.
To be fair, I did engage with the community pretty early in the process to get a lot of feedback from the target audience before we got too far down the design rabbit hole. I also own/operate another business that is bursting at the seams. Part of the reason it's been slower moving than it should. However, we've got some cool things happening internally to streamline product development in the coming months.
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Originally Posted by wrench.n.wheel
Addison,
This bumper looks incredible, so good that I am debating on pestering you on getting one so I can install it and potentially sell my addicted offroad.
Question: How much of the stock frame(mounting plate) do you cut? The reason I ask is because I cut mine further on purpose for better approach angle(and modified the addicted offroad to accomodate).
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Oh man I'd be DOWN to see one on your rig Seydzh!
My truck's frame end is cut per the current Coastal Offroad bumper requirements (pretty much just the thin flap of steel around the perimeter of the frame rail end). As long as all the factory recovery point holes are there, I think it will still work. Although, it will be hard to tuck our bumper back more (like you did with your Addicted) without some decent modification to the cross member. I'll think about it more when I go to build it on my truck and can even fire you some photos when I do.