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I think they would look nice chromed.
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pedro sainz
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im using 1/2 tubing
same dia. of my roof racks and color
buses use 3/8 but has a center post because 3/8 bends easy
and we trying NOT to drill holes
I will see what can I do
I will get a quote for triple chrome
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69SquareGuy
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| pedro sainz wrote: |
im using 1/2 tubing
same dia. of my roof racks and color
buses use 3/8 but has a center post because 3/8 bends easy
and we trying NOT to drill holes
I will see what can I do
I will get a quote for triple chrome |
Sweet. I don't mind the dia. of the tubing.
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I think the diameter is fine as well...it's 1/8" difference.
I'm interested in the chrome version of these...they'll look great in my parts stash. 
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pedro sainz
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| 69SquareGuy wrote: | | Updates?! |
just to get them Triple Chrome for a pair of Jail bars is $120
if you can find some where cheaper
you can have them RAW
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| pedro sainz wrote: | | 69SquareGuy wrote: | | Updates?! |
just to get them Triple Chrome for a pair of Jail bars is $120
if you can find some where cheaper
you can have them RAW |
What's the asking price on a raw set?
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pedro sainz
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| 69SquareGuy wrote: | | pedro sainz wrote: | | 69SquareGuy wrote: | | Updates?! |
just to get them Triple Chrome for a pair of Jail bars is $120
if you can find some where cheaper
you can have them RAW |
What's the asking price on a raw set? |
$25 + shipping
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That's great news. Is there a rear hatch piece as well? Any pics? Sorry for all the questions but I'm itchin' for a set.
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| 69SquareGuy wrote: | | That's great news. Is there a rear hatch piece as well? Any pics? Sorry for all the questions but I'm itchin' for a set. |
OH YES
I will pick it up from the powder coat shop this friday
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| pedro sainz wrote: | | 69SquareGuy wrote: | | That's great news. Is there a rear hatch piece as well? Any pics? Sorry for all the questions but I'm itchin' for a set. |
OH YES
I will pick it up from the powder coat shop this friday |
Well I for one want a raw set. 
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| Cool ...and shipping to the UK?? |
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| 69SquareGuy wrote: | | Updates Pedro? |
went to pick it up
VERY NICE ITEM
but this item NEEDS to be screw is to LONG and HEAVY
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pedro sainz
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i already try it with N52
the side pieces are hold by N52s
think when you CLOSE or SLAM the rear door
NEEDS to be screw
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69SquareGuy
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| pedro sainz wrote: |
i already try it with N52
the side pieces are hold by N52s
think when you CLOSE or SLAM the rear door
NEEDS to be screw |
I don't know if it makes any difference but I don't slam my rear hatch. Can you share any pics?
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