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Shawn, I made mine that mounts this exact same way. I found that 3" (if I remember right) iron pipe slid onto the box nicely. I split the pipe on one end, welded on some tabs, then bolted it together to clamp the box.

So, we'll see ya in May then? ;)

I dunno for sure, I've never followed the series that much. I know the cage portion has to be made by an "approved vendor", and Hendrix is the only name I've ever heard associated with the F-Toy series.

Hendrix ON stock frame... ;)

I thought all F-Toys had to use a Hendrix chassis?

Who gave Marc the keys to the way back machine?

My 63 had a Koenig top. Please forgive the hideous paint job, this was taken after I sold it. :shawn:

I think my vote will go to the highest bidder....:laughing:

Proof one again, nothing good has ever come out of france..

See post #11...... ;)

Yeah, I sold it to Bart, who sold it soon afterwards (imagine that). It now resides somewhere on the Rubicon, last I heard.

Proof, Toyota owners are a gulible bunch.. :laughing:

Could ya git me some of them thar french fried taters?? Ummhuh. :laughing:

I'm Jeep spoiled, you couldn't GIVE me a toyota to wheel again. Jeeps are a lot like divorce. They're expensive because they're worth it. :laughing:

Same here, have for years with no issues. You have to decide if you would rather replace your wheels, or space them out. The price is almost sixes for a set of spacers compared to a set of cheap wheels. I've always ran a set on the rear of my GM and Toyota trucks, just to get the track width...

Color blind much? :laughing:

To keep the coolers and crap outside, where they belong. (picture a pick-up)

That morphed into.....

The Ex......

Well, it was HER Toyota I sold to buy MY Jeep. (she worships the ground I walk on) :laughing: