Casper421
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Bet you wish you had sliders, huh?
Bet you wish you had sliders, huh?
Bet you wish you had sliders, huh?
shit, i know i wish i had my sliders.....:argue:
What's the eta?
who knows. I actually forgot i ordered them. Its been over a month now. I'm not expecting them anytime soon. I've asked to cancel since they hadn't been started yet after a month and i was told i'd have them soon.
That sucks to hear! Jerry is very busy and I'm sure he's trying his hardest to hammer orders out. What are you going with this time around?
Didn't do it today but last weekend I got new tires(265/70/17 rugged terrains) and then dipped the emblems, bumper pieces and wheels gunmetal grey.
LOOKS SICK in person. It feels good to actually turn some heads driving now!
stronger than mine, mine exploded the bumper and blew out my headlight brackets. $3,000 later :rant:
Didn't do anything to mine, but I worked on 4 other guys' 4Runners today....
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Ok I need details on that!! How much...etc???
-Daniel Kent
I usually get about $200, not including the grille or emblem if you want one.
It's ~$100 in materials and $100 labor. I also have a write up somewhere if you want to try and do it yourself.
$100 sounds like a lot for labor but it's very tedious to make it look good.
I could do it for a lot less if you could deal w the gaps not being fiberglassed and bondo'ed and don't want it color matched. Maybe $120 or less total.
Only for '06-09s grilles though, 03-05 is a lot more work and I still haven't taken on a second one. Then I have a line of about 4-6 people waiting on me to get around to it.
If I don't here something from [MENTION=90286]Justinishere[/MENTION] soon that finished shadow mica is about to go up for sale.
My driver's seat has been rocking for a few years now. The Stealership wanted around $800 for a new seat frame, so i have just been putting up with it. After a few people had written up about the same issue and what they had done, i decided to give it a shot. I went to a buddy's house and took my driver's seat out. At first we couldn't find anything that looked broken. Once we took the seat rails off, we found the crack the other members have had.
He isn't the best welder, but he did a good enough job to fix the issue. It is a night and day difference in the feel of the seat. Thanks for the info guys....:first: