PS. Tube bumpers will start around $450 and Plate around $650. Thanks again from NEILAGE INC.
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Okay so here is the opportunity for all of you that have been wondering what it might cost to have your part made. I want you to give me the mod you want right now and let us make it happen. I will pm with quotes and shipping prices. So lets hear what you got.
PS. Tube bumpers will start around $450 and Plate around $650. Thanks again from NEILAGE INC.
PS. Tube bumpers will start around $450 and Plate around $650. Thanks again from NEILAGE INC.
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- NeilageInc
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Can you ship an exo-skeleton that will tie in to my sliders? And come complete with front and rear bumpers, tire mount, winch mount, turret, and Hi-lift mount? 
they've always worked for me.
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NeilageInc wrote:Okay so here is the opportunity for all of you that have been wondering what it might cost to have your part made. I want you to give me the mod you want right now and let us make it happen. I will pm with quotes and shipping prices. So lets hear what you got.
PS. Tube bumpers will start around $450 and Plate around $650. Thanks again from NEILAGE INC.
HHHMMMM Mid travel kit front! small shock towers uca&lca and install! Wont be soon but im pricing it out waaaaay early
04 T.B. with McMeister lift, airraid CAI, flowmaster 40 series, Bridgestone Dueler apt 4's, and a G-80!
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That1Guy - Addict
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Full-length roof rack, similar to BajaRack EXP rack, with removable rear sides for rooftop tent, light mounts behind a plexi spoiler in the front, and loops on front corners for limb risers. Designed to mount directly to side rails.
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I would like to see a replacement rear bumper with a swing gate for spare tire, d rings for extraction points, 2 x can of fuel and a highlift mount
Also how about a set of control arms for the front? With uni ball balljoints and poly bushings
Also how about a set of control arms for the front? With uni ball balljoints and poly bushings
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Zero wrote:control arms for the front with uni ball balljoints and poly bushings
uhohh
Gettin' Dirrty in Jersey 
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You guys don't ask for much... 
I'm still interested in an aluminum fuel tank skid... once the wife finds a job.
I'm still interested in an aluminum fuel tank skid... once the wife finds a job.
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I'm pretty sure Neil is looking for "right now" mods, not fantasy mods, not "I gotta save up for it" mods. Stuff you're budgeted to invest in INSTANTLY if you get a quote you like.
I still can't believe nobody's else has gotten the gas tank armor yet.
I still can't believe nobody's else has gotten the gas tank armor yet.
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The roof rack is there if I like the quote. Depends on if he can make it happen.
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Kinda gotta know a ballpark price in order to budget properly Bill...
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Neil,
How about that folding hitch tire carrier...how much would one of those run me. Looking to get it whenever your available.
Would like to keep it as close to the rear as possible, don't care about the window being able to open. Also would like to have a reciever built into it as well.
Let me know. Thanks,
Nick
How about that folding hitch tire carrier...how much would one of those run me. Looking to get it whenever your available.
Would like to keep it as close to the rear as possible, don't care about the window being able to open. Also would like to have a reciever built into it as well.
Let me know. Thanks,
Nick
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janesy86 wrote:...don't care about the window being able to open.
You say that now... guarantee you'd want it though.
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Nope..never pop it. EVER.
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Wow I use mine all the time!
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Mine is actually up high enough it is generally easier to open the gate rather than pop the window. Plus I keep the cargo cover pulled to hide anything back there and the gate going up is easier than retracting cover and reaching down to stuff.
they've always worked for me.
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I've opened mine three times since I got the truck. All three times were when I hosed the rubber seal like some on the OS do for the doors. Th first and second time it wouldn't latch, so slam on the third try.JamesDowning wrote:janesy86 wrote:...don't care about the window being able to open.
You say that now... guarantee you'd want it though.
Some of us aren't as tall as you James.
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Yeah, but you guys don't have a tire hanging off your rear either.
Once you do, you'll use the glass much more!
Once you do, you'll use the glass much more!
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JamesDowning wrote:Yeah, but you guys don't have a tire hanging off your rear either.
Once you do, you'll use the glass much more!
That does make a lot of sense. Easier to pop glass than to lay down the tire to open everything up.
they've always worked for me.
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Yea but for me, its different. I don't have a shit ton of gear and I pretty much mostly use my TB for work and put 50lb buckets in the rear. So therefore I need to open the rear not just the glass...
And I could really use the extra room that the tire takes up, since I have it in the back standing up. And I'm not going to put it on the roof, and not sure yet if I can pony up for a rear bumper w/ swinging tire carrier, which would be what I really want.
So it all depends on whether Neil can do a rear tube bumper with swinging carrier and how much it'll cost me. Otherwise I'll settle for the hitch mounted carrier and put some muscle into lowering/raising the tire...
At this moment I can afford the hitch mounted esp. since he said in another thread that he could do it for 1/2 the price of CBI if I understand correctly. But the bumper would have to wait til I get my tax return...
So just waiting to hear back from him.
And I could really use the extra room that the tire takes up, since I have it in the back standing up. And I'm not going to put it on the roof, and not sure yet if I can pony up for a rear bumper w/ swinging tire carrier, which would be what I really want.
So it all depends on whether Neil can do a rear tube bumper with swinging carrier and how much it'll cost me. Otherwise I'll settle for the hitch mounted carrier and put some muscle into lowering/raising the tire...
At this moment I can afford the hitch mounted esp. since he said in another thread that he could do it for 1/2 the price of CBI if I understand correctly. But the bumper would have to wait til I get my tax return...
So just waiting to hear back from him.
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HARDTRAILZ wrote:Can you ship an exo-skeleton that will tie in to my sliders? And come complete with front and rear bumpers, tire mount, winch mount, turret, and Hi-lift mount?
I'll take one of each of these please:
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