B.A.M.F DCLB W/Kick bolt on sliders with fill plates powder coated $600 + shipping

GLWS, killer deal right thurrrrr...

 

To save him when he slides down hills into trees?

 

I want.

GLWS Jerry!

 

Not weld on

 

So weld them on

 

Simple solution to a complex problem

 

Gotta save my pennies for my huge roadie at the end of Oct, 5 western states, maybe a TW wheelin meet in Misoulsa MT, visit my son in ID, hang at the beach in OR. I working on maybe a meet and greet in or around Portland for TW members there. Now if you wanted me to rep BAMF gear for you....perhaps we can work sumthing out


Ya know, now that I think about it....I already rep your LCA skids and your lightbar, plus I have your badge on my grill.....well, repping some sliders and diff skid....well, that's about everything you currently make for the 2nd gens isn't it????

 

$600 powdercoated bolt ons for DCLB 2nd gen... I'm in the North Bay, if you have a day or evening can you throw em on for me I work in Corte Madera but live in Santa Rosa. Otherwise I could send my parts truck to pick them up. Any installed pics on a rig? Looks very nice even off the truck

 

Yeah 600 + tax I don't install bolt on sliders for less then $250.00 it takes 50 in drill bits and too much of my time to charge any less but if you want to I can. There is tons of pics od the slider without fill plates on my main slider thread but none with the fill plates these are the only DCLB kickout sliders with fill plates we have done.

 

Last chance people I'm shipping these off to the customer if no one buys them in the next day or so.

 

nice looking set of sliders, kinda on the pricey side but they look solid as hell.

 

With all the options it's really on the lower side the powder coating and fill plates are $300.00 alone. Add bolt on to that and you have a $825.00 set of sliders DCLB sliders are not cheap by no means and if the customer would of not ordered the PC and the fill plates they would of been sold by now. It is what it is hopefully i can get these sold for him i know he's going to have a hard time trying to sell them where he is.

 

Funny question, is there a bolt on install guide? Sounds like bolt on is tougher than weld on :lol:

 

It's pretty simple steps wise just drilling the holes is a pain in that ASS

All you do is bolt up the sliders with the side holes (all existing holes) then drill the 4 on the lower side of the plates bolt them up and your good to go. Drilling the holes I highly recommend very good bits I offer a kit that I've found to work well.

 

SALE Pending

 

Ah...ok so you don't have to drill them all. I have a friend who has more tools than everyone on here combined. Him and his $300 drill bit set I wish I had...

 

Yeaaaahhh Buddy