Just like it says,need some sliders....dont care about the paint or a few dings.

 

Got a price range/limit?

 

i sell them for $200

 

JCR has got them right now for 175.00 plus shipping(75.00)so used I would be willing to pay from 100-150.I could spend up to 200.00.Im real flexible but paying 75.00 for shipping just seems like a waste of money

 

shipping shouldnt be much for me, i like in sc, tennessee is really close, or y not just take a trip down here!

 

I talked to my buddy that built mine today. He said by the time the materials are purchased and he installs/welds them in...you're lookin' at pretty much what the JCR ones cost.

I bought the ones on mine from him, but he took them off an XJ he wasn't going to wheel any longer.

 

I have a set of jcr stage one sliders I'm looking to sell but I am in West Virginia 25015

 

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While searching for rear bumpers, I came across these:

http://www.brookscustomconcepts.com/...&products_id=9

 

Thanks Tony,I saw those on ebay,do you think they are thick enough?would you run them?I have seen what you do to your sliders so I value your input!lol

 

Thanks(I think! ). I don't think i'd run them on a serious trail rig, but for a daily driver/weekend wheeler I don't see anything wrong with them.

Worst case scenario, you weld on some thick angle iron to the bottom of them if you want more hardcore-ness. But yea, i'd certainly run them on mine and not think twice.

 

Those look like a purty darn gud deal!

 

I checked em out the ones shown are not the 125 ones,those are 175 plus 70 shipping,same as the stage 1 sliders from JCR

 

Yea, i'd just got with the 125 ones. Hell, you saw mine. Just some square hitch tube welded to some frame supports.
Maybe it's just me, but the sliders that kinda stick out make me mad. I daily drive mine, so that means when I get in/out of it when I drive it to work it would most likely get the backs of my pant legs dirty.

 

Good point,it doesn't say they bolt to the pinch seem.looks like they have a piece that actually goes up onto the rocker and attaches there