But that would be contradictory lol. A store selling their product but giving you cash at the door haha.

But I know what you mean. Everybody likes stuff "on the house."

 

i just cut mine off. some of the plastic is still holding on the corners of the bumper. so it still looks okay. but i just took some tin snips and started cutting. and taking off the brush guard isnt hard at all. i can have mine off an back on by myself in less than a half hour. i have to in order to do anything with the horn that is mounted behind my grill. and i have taken it off plenty of times. i just use some big 1/2 sockets and a wrench. pull till the truck moves and i know its tight enough. i also have antisieze on them so they come off pretty easy. but then again i havent taken it off since i painted over the bolts... meh. ..

 

ZR2 off roading. - YouTube

the aftermath

 

ok guys, i put these pics in order. and yes this was in one little mud puddle, as you can tell in last pics it was dark, well i was there for good few hours till my other buddys showed up and got muddy too lol. was pretty fun for living like 5 minutes from this spot.















the snow in the last picture is from we left this little mud spot and went out of town at 10pm to snow peak and went muddin there also.

 

Heres my k5 a little muddyhttp://t.co/crEwNk1W

 

Best bet is to use photobucket or a photo hosting website. Or upload them to your garage.

 

took my z down to the local mud hole to pull my buddies four door out......his friend with the jeep just could do it so had to show him with a real truck practically stock zr2 with 33's lol.

 

Gonna try this again lol http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/jj63/nathanmcreynolds/1324428313255.jpg

 

Hmm... I'm trying to guess what color the k5 is under all that mud. Black?

 

its black