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I'm happy to help 'ol Sami out with his cage project (after hours project), and of course some stuff needs to be addressed before it's "done". Your cruiser isn't exactly a fabricator's dream is it? ;) :D

I was just kiddin' around, but... Sounds like you've talked to JR and are working on getting it taken care of. :)

You sound like a good guy in not wanting to name the installer, and thats comendable... Now spill it! :squint: :rofl:

Yellow... yeah, no kiddin'. ;) We have a bunch of the 1 3/4" comin', but it's gotta come out of CA. Middle o' next week. :mad2:

your checks' in the mail buddy... ;)

It's cool when people start bending their own tube, 'cause they can better appreciate nice, well thought-out tubework. Most people don't realize how much thought and work is involved. Also, alot of people don't take into consideration the notching process. Getting a nice tight fitting notch...

Did the bumper look like this one?

Right on... nice job man.

Right on... that would make this the second best finish for a WildYoats member in a rock crawling event. ;) Good job guys!

After all, we are an "equal opportunity" employer... :rofl:

Here is a pic of our DIY beadlocked 16's that were built last weekend for Carl's comp. rig. We sell the 15", 16", 17", and 20" rings (usually w/o hardware). As you probably know, they will ad approx. 1" to 1 1/2" to the width of your existing rim, making your 8" wide rims more like 9" to 9...

You're killing me here John... I might know of a place. ;)

Save your $19+shipping, those are common parts available at a "Toyota savvy" shop locally. :) BTW, the frame really should be plated on both sides in addition to sleeving the frame (not included in the kit pictured).

Pffft... poser. :squint:

Those are good lookin' Mike! However, don't go and become too successful. The folks at Summit Racing will find out and sue you until you quit using "their" name. :eek2: Just ask the folks at Rocky Road Outfitters... ;)

Looks like RockMonkey and Myself were posting up similar info at the same time, my bad... sorry for the re-run folks. :)

I too have used winches for things other than vehicle extraction, like pulling down or uprooting trees, fence repair, and dragging some building materials around. All of this was done with steel cable. Even though I am totally sold on winch rope and wouldn't go back to steel cable, I'm not...

Good, good... game on. :)

Are you thinking that people here will stop giving their input or possible criticism just because the owner of this rig has posted?

:D