FooK

I don't really get a chance to make my own stuff, cause im always at work, so I guess why not a few examples of the ---- I am always making there

Made 14 of these - jeep oem replacement gas tank covers


Made 5 pairs of these - jeep TJ rock sliders


Made 526 of these - 2.5" spring perches


Made 48 of these - spare tire spacers


Currently making - 10 of these stupid traction bar/lifts


Currently making - like a freakin bazillions of these bumpers, at the grind and polish stage, talk about suck



Also I'll toss in this last one since I am constantly making them...roof racks, ive probably built like 1500 of these damn things




Here's the best part of this industry. Tomorrow I'm headed to the Tillamook forest for a 4x4 run. Should I snap some pics?

Here's the toy, differences are diff bumper, 35" bfg's now, and lots more dents and ----.



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88crex

thanks for letting us know what parts NOT to buy

solfly

thats cool
what company?

SpankedYA!

Holy ---- ****! Nice stuff. I can use one of each for my XJ. I like the Warrior racks.

koreanwilcox

Nice work!

Have fun at brown's camp. I love that place! I used to go up there and ride my dirt bike all the time.

Definately post up some pics!!

FooK

it'll cost ya.

stuff we have for xj that i can think of right now...

front bumper, roof rack, shackles, steering box brace, rock bars, tube nerf bars, and then all the universal stuff, hi-lift mounts, shovel and axe, spare tire mounts.

Here's the newest front bumper, my brother in law got the fine task of designing and making all of these ------- things...talk about time consumption.

And no you don't have to cut fenders, this was just a prototype.




thats our old XJ in the pic, my brother in law just let it go for 3500 bucks. Trailready beadlocks, bumpers, and 33's, ARB in the front...dana 44 in the rear with just a posi, was a pretty decent deal for the guy.

I don't. lol

I woke up late and bailed out the door, forgot my camera and a good coat, got soaking wet all day too cause it was pouring.

Anyways, it wasn't all that exciting, we took all the "hard" courses the poker run had laid out, and both jerry and i in the comanche and jim in the rubicon did it in 2wd. The rubicon is even open diff when in 2wd (has air lockers but only work in 4 low.)

It was still a fun day out tho.

MikeJ-2009

umm, shouldn't all of that stuff be made in China? Or do you just work for chinese wages here?

FooK

lol

yes it should and no i dont.