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Appreciate any help I can get. I'm looking for an "old school style" light bar. I'd like one that mounts to the windshield frame brackets and has like 4 welded tabs to mount some 6" KC style lights on. Think late 80's Jeep light bar. Nothing too complex, just a simple 3/4" metal bar really...

LOL! That's just a little bit of a sore subject around the house... Essentially, yes I hand wash it, then wax it, then clean all the nooks and crannies with a toothbrush, park it in the garage... and most nights go out and rub it down with a cloth diaper to keep the dust off it. According to...

It's holding up beautifully. Even with the 35" rock magnets continually pelting it, no dings in the stripes at all.

Nice work, looks great 👍🏻

I like that the box can be locked to keep things secure when going topless.

Nice!

All depends on the specific dealer and how much effort they want to put into working with you , but 0% chance they fix it in my opinion.. No matter how lightly you say you hit it, they will file that under abuse.

The pic I posted was actually pre-touchup, when I was testing to see if the bumper solved the problem.

That particular net was the attic net from my 2006 Xterra, it just happened to fit the back of the Bronco perfectly. It was made by Raingler, after all these years of use, it's still in awesome shape. They do have a Bronco section on the website: https://raingler.com/

How are you guys storing / organizing all the gear you take off-roading so it's easily accessible? I'm mostly beach driving at the moment... so just carrying the few things in the pic below. Does everyone just throw stuff in a duffel bag? I'm sure there there are zillion options... and I'm...

Has anyone used these, or something similar to these? I was at TSC picking up some bolts and just happened to run across them. They seemed pretty stout when I was looking at them.

+ 1 on this kit! I got a chip in my passenger side hardtop window (no idea how it happened) and after much research picked this kit up at W**Mart. I was blown away by how well it worked, the chip an cracks completely vanished. Also, this isn't a single use item so it's good for multiple chips.

You can get the nylon by the foot at REI stores, camping retailers, surplus stores, or eBay. I have also purchased from www.strapworks.com.

Sharing a quick idea for some grab handles. I used a 6' piece of 550 cord, a 16" long piece of 1" tubular nylon, and 1' of clear 1/2" tubing. I cut the 550 cord in half and joined the pieces with a knot to make a loop, then slipped that loop through the tubing I cut in half. I cut the nylon...

I pulled the flares away from the fender, and ran the stripe underneath.

Wow, looks great!

Noticed the same issue, I have no problems with door alignment though. Discovered that (because the door is so light) when shut with too much force it makes contact at that corner. After a quick paint touch-up, I put these clear 1/4" silicone bumpers at the corner of the door. No issues...

Seems like there is a ton of info and discussion on the use of MOLLE panels, and I do like the utility of them for securing gear... but is anyone else going the old school netting route? I bought this one back in '05 from Raingler, it was the attic net for an Xterra I used to have. I tried it...

After waiting a full year to get the fucking thing... the thought of trading it in has never crossed my mind.

There's a lot of heartbreak about 4 cylinder engines in general because automakers used to just plop them in vehicles without any regard for performance, and as a result they mostly felt weak and anemic. It's really hard to overcome that perception and realize you can design a system that uses a...