Ideas????
#1
Ideas????
So since i have no bumper anymore im thinking of ideas for something new to replace it..
i dont want a stock looking bumper im thinking about getting something
that might enhance the 4x4 aspect but i dunno what its called...
any ideas on what i should buy to replace the bumper???
i dont want a stock looking bumper im thinking about getting something
that might enhance the 4x4 aspect but i dunno what its called...
any ideas on what i should buy to replace the bumper???
#6
find a welder who is down on his luck and trade him good and services for his skills. supply steel, motivation, and beer.
they dont make road armor for the blazer any more. so they are hard to find and spendy.
but like foxxie said, if you can build it out of come cardboard, you can fab up your own design and really be happy with it. weld weld weld would be my suggestion too.
that being said, i cant weld to save my life so i'm rolling stock-ish too
they dont make road armor for the blazer any more. so they are hard to find and spendy.
but like foxxie said, if you can build it out of come cardboard, you can fab up your own design and really be happy with it. weld weld weld would be my suggestion too.
that being said, i cant weld to save my life so i'm rolling stock-ish too
#8
find a welder who is down on his luck and trade him good and services for his skills. supply steel, motivation, and beer.
they dont make road armor for the blazer any more. so they are hard to find and spendy.
but like foxxie said, if you can build it out of come cardboard, you can fab up your own design and really be happy with it. weld weld weld would be my suggestion too.
that being said, i cant weld to save my life so i'm rolling stock-ish too
they dont make road armor for the blazer any more. so they are hard to find and spendy.
but like foxxie said, if you can build it out of come cardboard, you can fab up your own design and really be happy with it. weld weld weld would be my suggestion too.
that being said, i cant weld to save my life so i'm rolling stock-ish too
#9
interesting. i was going more with:
build from cardboard, then use it as a template for the steel, but a fiberglass version offers a lot of play too.... would still need a steel body (so you dont get killed by the next thing to tap the front end) but you could do a lot more shaping out of the 'glass
build from cardboard, then use it as a template for the steel, but a fiberglass version offers a lot of play too.... would still need a steel body (so you dont get killed by the next thing to tap the front end) but you could do a lot more shaping out of the 'glass