Orange County CAF's: up to no good

I looked at most options. I wanted to be able to use them with the top closed. Bumper was the cleanest and most solid route.

 

I agree. I just don't want to cut in to my bumper cuz I'll be sellling it when I get a steel rear. I'd rather keep it stock.

 

True. Depends on the way it's mounted. But I still vote tailgate

 

Wise. I wouldn't sweat it until you get a bumper. Maybe get a bed bar and call it a day. Then you can sell said bar.

 

That's more money and trouble than it's worth to mount 2 damn lights haha. I'll look in to something like the other guy did if I can do it for cheap. Otherwise, fuck it.

 

I did consider doing the mount I linked but cant use effectively while top is closed and they would definitely get in they way while loading plywood/lumber.

 

I do want to get the bedside reinforcements so might as well...

 

Probably wise with a big assed steel swing-out. Cant hurt

 

But if I have a big assed steel swingout I'll also have flush mounted lights but I want them regardless.

 

Both will occur.

 

That is what I meant. A lot more vibes I would guess with 200+lbs hanging off the rear.

 

Out in the middle of nowhere, sure why not.

 

@itaro did you ever get greg's old bumper squared away?

 

ftfy

 

@dtaco06 thanks for helping fix the lean.

Julie loves the new stance.


Next bigger tires? Maybe.

 

That's still a ways away.

 

Crazy grass fire right behind our apartment complex today after a thunder storm rolled through and some lightning hit the hillside.

 

There you go , looks good ..... now let's find you some 4x4 mud flaps

 

And some 4x4 badges too.