NJ B.S. Thread

I'd call CBI for a shipping quote. I know mine was no where near $450.00
IIR is was between 150-200.

 

toss up between Josh's CBI & BPF's Relentless

 

Brute force FTW! 12 week lead time. My front and rear were under $2200 shipped. Rear has single gate, tire and rotopax mount, fold down aluminum table and reverse lights included!

 

I like mine. It cost less than most of you paid to ship yours

 

I really like the Brute Force, so I guess he is still building them.

 

Are you buying some hanging baskets for yours this year to spruce up the back yard?

 

That would look really nice

 

He is, and IDK what everyone it talking about, he was very quick to get back to me. And awesome to work with, so far. I'm 4 weeks in with my wait.

 

I have the best lawn ornament in my hood.

 

That's good to hear. I am close to paying the pig off and when I do she is getting new bumpers.

 

So, 8 more weeks til I get a bumper?

 

You're buying Jays old bumpers? You know what that hooligan drives through?

 

For a color matched front?

 

I'm gonna head down tom.

 

I think I'm bailing. I have a couple boats to detail and I have to have them done by next week. I was hoping to start them today but the weather is kind of jamming up.

That and I can't pass up the extra cash.

 

Apparently a MAP gas torch is too much when trying to clearance the duct work for a CB on a 1st gen.

 

The spindle on mine is surprisingly strong. I drove like 5 miles at area Bfe in Moab with the swing out swung out and it's still solid.

Good luck.. Last I saw he was asking how to build stuff, now he's selling stuff.

This.

Great deal

But it's ugly and the swing out broke...

 

My rear bumper has seen better days, and Jay's looks brand new compared to mine. Plus if he needs a hand with the install, I'm fairly close by to him.

 

If you think it's ugly I think you haz a shitty sense of style. Ive gotten plenty of compliments on it and being one of the original bumpers ever made for our trucks I think it follows the body lines great.





a little crack that required 5 minutes of welding and 5 minutes of grinding to fix...and it would of never cracked if Coil had gotten good penetration when he welded it in the first place. I was able to chip off his spindle welds with a screwdriver they were so booger-ed up. Not that I'm complaining because I'm pretty sure he was 19 or something and learning when he fabbed it up. Ive yet to see a bumper made by anyone that has the tire as low as mine or a better latching system to secure it shut + my shits got 3/8" wall and is 6" x 6" tube.




I bet I could sell it 5 years after I bought it for more than I paid for it.