B. Lee Roof Racks - The Trail Rack
04-09-2012, 12:05 PM
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Pre-paint on my XJ ... there's one around town on a really good looking XJ, I need to track him down and get some good pics of it with all lights installed.
04-09-2012, 01:51 PM
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Dude brian, your killing me, you know I have a fetish for racks with light guards. Shoot me a text, I want to see this in person
04-09-2012, 07:14 PM
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Bigmac88, I can do almost any color you'd like in paint, bedliner color choices are bit more limited. Same price for paint or bedliner.
I'm going flat rate on the freight, $195 anywhere in the lower 48 states. $765 shipped sound good?
I'm going flat rate on the freight, $195 anywhere in the lower 48 states. $765 shipped sound good?
04-09-2012, 07:55 PM
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Originally Posted by b. lee
Bigmac88, I can do almost any color you'd like in paint, bedliner color choices are bit more limited. Same price for paint or bedliner.
I'm going flat rate on the freight, $195 anywhere in the lower 48 states. $765 shipped sound good?
I'm going flat rate on the freight, $195 anywhere in the lower 48 states. $765 shipped sound good?
04-09-2012, 09:15 PM
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Alright sweet, Im re-paiting the lower parts of my doors with bedliner instead of regular paint, wanting to have a nice texture and not break the bank...looks like ill be going with rustoleium liner. I have a bud that has a KJ, would you be interested in possibly making a rack to fit it? He is wanting something basic but functional. I figured his libby would be a good prototype for possibly a future rack you could add to your inventory. Let me know!
04-18-2012, 10:21 AM
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You're close enough to come pick one up!
I guess it weighs 30-35lbs. I'm building one now, I'll hang it on the scale when it's done, as I get that question periodically. It is lightweight though.
I guess it weighs 30-35lbs. I'm building one now, I'll hang it on the scale when it's done, as I get that question periodically. It is lightweight though.
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Great looking roofrack, thats the best ive seen yet but someone asked earlier and i didnt see a response, but would you do a DIY kit and send the material to where we would weldit ourselves. It would also be a bit cheaper for shiping
04-18-2012, 08:46 PM
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DIY kits are an option, but I need to look at it closer to determine a price for a kit version of this rack.
In all honesty, you might end up kicking yourself even though you saved a few bucks. I scrapped several early versions because getting the assembly and weld techniques down was tough. I'd be happy to build a kit for you, but be warned, it's all uphill from there!
Send me a PM and we can talk more about it if you are interested.
In all honesty, you might end up kicking yourself even though you saved a few bucks. I scrapped several early versions because getting the assembly and weld techniques down was tough. I'd be happy to build a kit for you, but be warned, it's all uphill from there!
Send me a PM and we can talk more about it if you are interested.
