Bull-bar and Roll-Bar
- Thread starter Driver4r
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Zaar
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- Zaar
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- 1985
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- k20/30
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- 355.
aint no way in hell your gonna be able to ship my roll bar or id openly give it to you.
secondly you can have my bull bar once my full bumper is welded together i have diff plans for my monster check my album and you'll see the beast.
secondly you can have my bull bar once my full bumper is welded together i have diff plans for my monster check my album and you'll see the beast.
Swims350
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why could you not ship a roll bar? when you buy them new online they ship them, they come apart unless somebody welded them together. I had one shipped once. It wasn't that much either
Driver4r
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Im avoiding the bolt together ones, I havnt heard much good news about strength. Im looking for a solid pipe rollbar(incase i really need it).
FRANKENTRUCK
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When I ordered the M1008 military bumper for my truck I used Old Dominion, and they strapped it to a wooden pallet tagged it and shipped it like that. No packing required.
