volkinator
New member
Seriously!? How much for this? I've always been jealous that Baja only made their utility rack for the 5th gen. This is EXACTLY what I was looking for. Any prices? How would one go about ordering this!?
FS Full Length Roof Rack for 3rd Gen , late 2nd
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Seriously!? How much for this? I've always been jealous that Baja only made their utility rack for the 5th gen. This is EXACTLY what I was looking for. Any prices? How would one go about ordering this!?
Me too..
Jasonredwood
Member
Hey guys-
I believe its the same price as the original racks. The mesh and tubing is thicker. A great value in my eyes. Contact him at [email protected] for a confirmation.
Taking it out for a 3 day camping trip with the family this weekend!
A.Wilson013
New member
Could you perhaps take a profile picture and one from the front/rear?
That angles make things hard for me to think about... :tape:
maclean216
Member
That is exactly what I want. Do you know the weight?
Do you notice the extra weight on the roof?
Jasonredwood
Member
Sorry about the late response. I'll get some pics for you soon. 4runner is in the shop. Most people don't even notice the rack from the side/profile.
Sorry I dont know the weight. I'll try to find out for you. I dont notice the extra weight at all. I was used to the a full size basket rack though.
South-O 4RnR
New member
Need this for 4th gens....
Blazen Off Road
New member
Hello......any body there.
Need some info on my order?
Need some info on my order?
MStudt
official vendor
I'm here.
The isn't a Group Buy, or an order form. So chances are people are going to know what you're talking about, or who you're trying to reach. A PM is a much better way to reach a specific person that you sent money to.
Blazen Off Road
New member
I have emailed and PM'd, before posting in this thread.
Still no response.
I hope everything is okay.......
Still no response.
I hope everything is okay.......
drabbits
New member
Happy New Year everyone!
Hope you all had a safe, yet exciting and memorable time!
I was going to rant about how difficult 2015 was for Camelback Metal Gear, but . . . for every difficulty this small business endured this past year, something positive came out of it. Yet, there are still some persistent issues that need to be corrected.
Foremost, is the lengthy lead / build time.
The simplest explanation I can give is that I spent a lot of time and energy this past year training potential employees. In doing so, I sacrificed a lot of production time, presuming that with a trained employee by my side, the time sacrificed would be easily made up. Unfortunately, for one reason of another, these trained individuals moved on before we could make a dent in the loss time.
Yet, on a positive note, for every disappointment, new time saving jigs and dies where made, which is steadily improving production time.
Another issue that needs to be addressed is rust. I know of only one serious incident that happen due to the roof rack not being powder coated properly. If there are others, please inform me. After discussing this with the powder coater and renegotiating terms, I’m happy to announce that the roof racks are now being powder coated with a primer before the final coat is applied. I’m also excited to announce that more color choices and textures will be available soon.
I finally moved into a new shop, same location, just a different building. It’s not my dream shop, but it will do for now. Everyone is welcomed to stop by, just let me know when. I’m still a one-man band here, so if I’m not in the shop working, I’m at the powder coater or picking up other supplies.
Due to the amount of roof racks that are on order, most of my energy is being spent building them. Finding the time to sit still long enough in front of a computer has become a luxury. At this time, I can only afford to get online and communicate with everyone once a week. Yet, for those of you with current orders, throughout the week, I will call or text you with updates.
Recently I was away from work for a week due to personal health issues.
If you don’t hear from me, please use the phone number on your invoice to reach me.
If there is any other issues that I missed that need to be addressed, please make me aware of them.
Thank you all for your interest, steady patients and continued support!
Hope you all had a safe, yet exciting and memorable time!
I was going to rant about how difficult 2015 was for Camelback Metal Gear, but . . . for every difficulty this small business endured this past year, something positive came out of it. Yet, there are still some persistent issues that need to be corrected.
Foremost, is the lengthy lead / build time.
The simplest explanation I can give is that I spent a lot of time and energy this past year training potential employees. In doing so, I sacrificed a lot of production time, presuming that with a trained employee by my side, the time sacrificed would be easily made up. Unfortunately, for one reason of another, these trained individuals moved on before we could make a dent in the loss time.
Yet, on a positive note, for every disappointment, new time saving jigs and dies where made, which is steadily improving production time.
Another issue that needs to be addressed is rust. I know of only one serious incident that happen due to the roof rack not being powder coated properly. If there are others, please inform me. After discussing this with the powder coater and renegotiating terms, I’m happy to announce that the roof racks are now being powder coated with a primer before the final coat is applied. I’m also excited to announce that more color choices and textures will be available soon.
I finally moved into a new shop, same location, just a different building. It’s not my dream shop, but it will do for now. Everyone is welcomed to stop by, just let me know when. I’m still a one-man band here, so if I’m not in the shop working, I’m at the powder coater or picking up other supplies.
Due to the amount of roof racks that are on order, most of my energy is being spent building them. Finding the time to sit still long enough in front of a computer has become a luxury. At this time, I can only afford to get online and communicate with everyone once a week. Yet, for those of you with current orders, throughout the week, I will call or text you with updates.
Recently I was away from work for a week due to personal health issues.
If you don’t hear from me, please use the phone number on your invoice to reach me.
If there is any other issues that I missed that need to be addressed, please make me aware of them.
Thank you all for your interest, steady patients and continued support!
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Blazen Off Road
New member
Thanks for the update Alex!
Jesse
Jesse
Clark27
New member
Hope all is well. Do you have a website setup at this time or doing orders via PM?
Thanks
biggestmexi
New member
Hey guys,
Cleaning out the shop of parts that have been sitting around for way too long.
All will fit 2nd gens, 3rd gens and tacoma's.
3/4 roof rack $225 obo
Front bumper, brush guard with hella's $175 obo
Rear 3" tube bumper and side steps $200
PM me,
Thanks,
Alex
can you rehost the pictures on imgur or something else?
xplormor-offroad
New member
Racks
Starting up something here on the east coast for Racks....
Done quite a few and learning as we go... Once we get our Post quota :faint: I guess we get to start a thread -:whoo:!!
xplormor-offroad
Starting up something here on the east coast for Racks....
Done quite a few and learning as we go... Once we get our Post quota :faint: I guess we get to start a thread -:whoo:!!
xplormor-offroad
xplormor-offroad
New member
Still At it
Some rack examples here. We have roof Jig for direct mount 3rd Jens now.
https://fayetteville.craigslist.org/pts/d/roof-rack-custom-built-4x4-off-road-suv/6776284091.html
Some rack examples here. We have roof Jig for direct mount 3rd Jens now.
https://fayetteville.craigslist.org/pts/d/roof-rack-custom-built-4x4-off-road-suv/6776284091.html
MattJakobs
New member
Pictures on a 3rd gen? Price?
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