Pelfreybilt Off-Road

I would never stop anyone for no reason but I've asked people if they had a second to talk about their truck. "Sir, you are free to leave at anytime I just want to talk about your truck!"

If you really see a truck you like just follow him until he does something wrong, then pull them over to talk! Lol

 

I don't know where exactly your talking about because you say "internally" and then you mention "on outside"?? If I were to add any Dually type lights I would puit them mounted sideways here:

 

I think he means to the left of the foglights in your picture.

Matt

 

Then there's not enough room to the left of the foglights. There's a bracket behind the bumper that would not clear the top of the rigid lights.

 

Yeah, that's what I was wondering.

PA law requires driving lights be 20" apart, was just curious if they could be mounted internally there.

 

Pelfreybilt standard rear bumper w/swingout:

 

Not a great idea either. Good way to crunch up a light while wheeling.

 

Okay, don't put the light there. Lol. Where would you suggest he put another dually?

 

Nothing internally. Only thing I can think of is off hoops or mounted to the top of the bumper.

 

What about in the holes on either side of the winch openings

 

Here's my version of ditch lights on a Pelfreybilt.

Works really well!

 

That'll work. Something like that looks like it would come in handy on tight trails at night.

 

I think he means this...

Peacock Flats night expedition...sheer cliffs on the right...

 

Lol. That's exactly what I was thinking of. Would have been really nice to have "ditch" lights then!

 

I just wanted to say Thank You Tyler and Satin for a great looking and built aluminum bed rack It was a pleasure meeting both of you and doing business with you this is not the last time we shall meet keep up the great work and you will see me again.

 

It was our sincere pleasure to meet you in person & to earn your business. Thank you SO much for your kind words, encouragement & business. We truly look forward to working with you again! What a gorgeous rig you have!

 

Are bolt-on sliders in the work?

 

We are now selling them! Have several on order actually.
http://www.pelfreybilt.com/#!product/prd1/3494058251/bolt-on-05+-tacoma-tapered-kickout-79"-(bare)

 

Mixed feelings...I'm really glad you guys are making them (I'd bugged you about them previously), but I'm bummed because I already have sliders on order with someone else...

Can you confirm they're able to hold the weight of the truck with a jack?

 

There are folks that sell no drill bolt on sliders that recommend drilling if they are to be used as sliders vs. slider looking steps.

Jack or rock, same question, and I wasn't looking to insult anyone.