Is your mall crawler ready to go?

New rear pads and rotors in the spring. New front pads and rotors mid summer.
Replaced a tow mirror that got wolluped and snapped by a tree on a narrow FS road.
Eventually need to replace the upper hood molding on my grill that a pheasant smacked into.
Last weekend scouting bent the hell outta the running board brackets on each side. Attempting to track those down online has been trying. Weekends like that make me think a side by side might be a sound investment.
Good thing she still runs like a top.
Oil change next week. IMG_6873.jpegIMG_6870.jpeg
 
Last weekend scouting bent the hell outta the running board brackets on each side.
I quit using running boards years ago after I bashed one hard enough I had to cut it off to get a rear door open. Fortunately it didn’t damage anything but the running board. A little harder hit and it would crushed it into the cab.
 
I quit using running boards years ago after I bashed one hard enough I had to cut it off to get a rear door open. Fortunately it didn’t damage anything but the running board. A little harder hit and it would crushed it into the cab.
Ever think about what you would have hit if the bar wasn't there? That hard of a hit surely would have messed up your truck otherwise.
 
Pretty sure I would have cleared the wash without a running board. I have seriously considered rock sliders.
I built sliders for a Ram 2500 I had. I built them too beefy, lots of lessons learned, but would totally do it again.

Once we get the wife a new car and my truck becomes a project, it will be one of my first to-do items.
 
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