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Just installed MOPAR front and rear mud flaps. The muddies have been throwing rocks up onto the paint, and I may or may not have caused the destruction of a windscreen on another vehicle.

Also have pulled apart, cleaned out, and de/re-greased the sway bar disconnect motor as it wasn't working properly.
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Just installed MOPAR front and rear mud flaps. The muddies have been throwing rocks up onto the paint, and I may or may not have caused the destruction of a windscreen on another vehicle.
I had to replace my windscreen due to a P plater in a heap of sh!t Hilux without rear mudflaps. Even though insurance covered it I wasn't happy.
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Finally got around to fitting the light bar in the HEAT!
I'm happy with the placement and the way it looks!

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What front bar is that? I'm on the quest of sorting through front and rear bars I want to fit.


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Hey WhiteMeat you got a set, looks good!!!


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No name bar, couldn't afford the big buck ones...




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Cheers Pete! I always thought boats were money pits, realising how addictive my Jeep is becoming. I am Just Emptying Every Pocket; but honestly loving every minute of it.


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I made a cheap and sturdy tailgate table that works with my Smittybilt tailgate cover.



It's simply a piece of 12mm marine ply, two wooden brackets, two chest hinges, two tool hooks, two rubber door stoppers and some grippy rubber mat.

If you want a lower table, swap the hooks and stoppers around.

If you want a "splashback" or extra support, attach another panel with a hook and stopper so it folds flat between and underneath the legs by spacing the legs' hinges upwards with two strips of plywood.
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