Blackbeard44
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Drip rail gutter clamps
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That’s different!
oldretiredafguy
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Might want to check Truck 'n Tow or AW Direct. I get all my lightbar supplies from them.
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You can probably make some actually. I had an old light bar on my truck in high school, the kind that you would normally put on a blazer. But I couldn’t afford a roll bar. Anyway, it sat down in the rain gutter and only had four L shaped pieces of metal that came down and hooked under the gutter. A very simple design.
Blackbeard44
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I probably will make some, geez you would be shocked at what smittybilt thinks they are worth, the boneyard might have something that will work Im gonna take a look one of these days.
