Chop that top
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From: Racine, Ohio
Year: 1999
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Originally Posted by Robert Dog
At todays scrap prices you could most likely make enough at the steel yard to buy a nice bumper 
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Originally Posted by Robert Dog
Eheh......it is just a tiny bit large....yet, no? I mean for a bumper and all.
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Originally Posted by Customizer1000
And you built what? He built it how he wanted it, I applaud him for the work he has done,
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This is incredibly true. We all have our own taste on how we think our rigs should look. Like I told Rich in an earlier post, I have my opinion on the bumper and gave him some ideas IF he decides to trim it up. If not, then that's okay, because it's HIS rig. And honestly, it's a friggin' awesome looking rig!
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Pshhh! Dude if that's what you think I'll be more than happy to sell you every piece of scrap metal I own. LOL. Let's see, $0.30 per pound so for example it cost me a whooping $6.00 to do the tubing on the rock sliders. For roughly $120.00 total I built both front and rear bumper and had metal left over. Research pal research.
......o well shucks never mind.
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Originally Posted by no rdplz
This is incredibly true. We all have our own taste on how we think our rigs should look. Like I told Rich in an earlier post, I have my opinion on the bumper and gave him some ideas IF he decides to trim it up. If not, then that's okay, because it's HIS rig. And honestly, it's a friggin' awesome looking rig!
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Originally Posted by Robert Dog
O damn and here I thought I had a solution to the Godzilla bumper
......o well shucks never mind.
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Rich,
They all come out of the woodwork sooner or later.
Hey, got paint flying yet ?
You inspired me to get off my ***, so I did some welding on the other "New Project" last night.
Only till 11PM though.
Got the R floor and body patch burned in.
Running low on Gas for the Mig, ran out of .030 wire AAARRRGGGGHHH !!
Just as I got rolling.
Will post update pics on my thread at and of weekend.
Wedding anniversary this weekend, so only get to work on the Jeep 1 day.
By the way this is me waiting patiently for the end result.
Nitro Out
They all come out of the woodwork sooner or later.
Hey, got paint flying yet ?
You inspired me to get off my ***, so I did some welding on the other "New Project" last night.
Only till 11PM though.
Got the R floor and body patch burned in.
Running low on Gas for the Mig, ran out of .030 wire AAARRRGGGGHHH !!
Just as I got rolling.
Will post update pics on my thread at and of weekend.
Wedding anniversary this weekend, so only get to work on the Jeep 1 day.
By the way this is me waiting patiently for the end result.
Nitro Out