A-pillar Light mounts
06-09-2010, 06:21 PM
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A-pillar Light mounts
Well boys and girls i was looking at a build thread, dont want to mention Brian's name, but this guy has an amazing rig... One piece of his rig that generated quite a few comments was his A-pillar Light mounts. Kind of like the wronger windshield lights. Here are a couple pictures
Now there is a shop within Phoenix that my dad has gone to for his WJ needs called Kevins Offroad. They are a great bunch of guys. I emailed the owner, Kevin, to ask him if he could make a set. He said he was more then willing to make them, and further produce them if this created enough interest.
Now would you guys be interested in buying them? I dont know what kind of price Kevin will sell them for. Usually his prices are fairly good, a little bit more then others, but the customer service and attention to detail is one of the highest levels for an offroad company.
Whats your guy's thoughts on this? I plan on taking my rig in when i can spare not having a vehicle. Just to get something this unique.
Now there is a shop within Phoenix that my dad has gone to for his WJ needs called Kevins Offroad. They are a great bunch of guys. I emailed the owner, Kevin, to ask him if he could make a set. He said he was more then willing to make them, and further produce them if this created enough interest.
Now would you guys be interested in buying them? I dont know what kind of price Kevin will sell them for. Usually his prices are fairly good, a little bit more then others, but the customer service and attention to detail is one of the highest levels for an offroad company.
Whats your guy's thoughts on this? I plan on taking my rig in when i can spare not having a vehicle. Just to get something this unique.
06-09-2010, 06:58 PM
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I'd be interested for sure.
my jeeps a 98, not usre if there woul dbe a difference between pre and post 97's?????
Rock Lizard used to make those and I believe they were 69.99 or 79.99
I was going to look into making a set as well, but i'm engulfed in my tube door project right now. Keep us updated
my jeeps a 98, not usre if there woul dbe a difference between pre and post 97's?????
Rock Lizard used to make those and I believe they were 69.99 or 79.99
I was going to look into making a set as well, but i'm engulfed in my tube door project right now. Keep us updated
06-09-2010, 07:24 PM
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I'd be interested for sure.
my jeeps a 98, not usre if there woul dbe a difference between pre and post 97's?????
Rock Lizard used to make those and I believe they were 69.99 or 79.99
I was going to look into making a set as well, but i'm engulfed in my tube door project right now. Keep us updated
my jeeps a 98, not usre if there woul dbe a difference between pre and post 97's?????
Rock Lizard used to make those and I believe they were 69.99 or 79.99
I was going to look into making a set as well, but i'm engulfed in my tube door project right now. Keep us updated
06-10-2010, 01:56 PM
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I would deff. be interested in a set. not usual you see a set of lights in the A pillar. how much and where can i order a set???
06-10-2010, 02:08 PM
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I think when Howler was making these he was charging around $60 with shipping. I would suggest they try and make theirs to stay in that price range as well. I think they would sell quiet a few at the right price.
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Wow thanks guys, the idea has been pretty well recepted. both on this forum and a local forum in my area.
Only problem is they need my rig in for a couple days to fab it up but mine is a DD...so i'm trying to find an alternative way on how to work this. I will definitely keep you guys updated
Only problem is they need my rig in for a couple days to fab it up but mine is a DD...so i'm trying to find an alternative way on how to work this. I will definitely keep you guys updated
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Wow thanks guys, the idea has been pretty well recepted. both on this forum and a local forum in my area.
Only problem is they need my rig in for a couple days to fab it up but mine is a DD...so i'm trying to find an alternative way on how to work this. I will definitely keep you guys updated
Only problem is they need my rig in for a couple days to fab it up but mine is a DD...so i'm trying to find an alternative way on how to work this. I will definitely keep you guys updated
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Very cool idea!
EDIT; Just out of curiosity, are they pop-riveted to the "A"-pillars?
I would think screws would wear out (strip) the skin after a while.
EDIT; Just out of curiosity, are they pop-riveted to the "A"-pillars?
I would think screws would wear out (strip) the skin after a while.
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