STERLING STINGER

I think you think wrong. Military tires are TERRIBLE for general purpose use, especially on pavement. They may look cool, but as far as serving your purpose(s) ... I don't think so. thats why i said as close to it as possible....and "military type" tires you know...skinny, 31s and meaty...just not all wide you know what i mean?

viewtopic.php?f=24&t=20600&start=15 this will fit and the price is way lowered now that dudes here told me how much it is worth!!!

their for my 92...no plowing but lots of playing soon, hopefully....woods,snow,paved roads,dirt roads,etc....but NOOOOOOO MUD!!!! 2-4" lift going on it soon too and i don't need the actual military tires, you dudes are crazy with your stats, :D i just want to know which tires i can get that are 31" and as close to the militarys as possible. i think they look cool and will serve my purpose as well. i want to try n not have to get new rims, but if i have 2 i will.....

did u ask if he has a demand 4 them.....I'm sure we all can use extra $$$ for parts we have laying around tell him well give him them 4 250 a pair, shipped

i can't find them anywhere unless i wanna spend like 250 per tire :wall:

there are other taillights for sale right now for 60 bucks on ebay......why were these sold for so much? are they rare or something?

thanx :cheers:

has anyone seen those real skinny "army tires" on jeeps in old movies??? :popcorn: id like to see if i can get something like a 31, but i want it as skinny as i can get it. :chillin: any suggestions ? thanx again in advance :bowdown:

hope you get well soon! :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:

i got one in for sale that i just lowered the price its not stock though $175.00 viewtopic.php?f=24&t=20600&start=15

What about a check valve installed that would solve the water from blowing back...right

i was just about to say that!!! :agree:

that IS a sweet bumper.... :thumbsup:

thank you

noone has any ideas how to do this?

i got something just as described right next to my oil filter

is it right next to your oil filter?

when i bought the truck it had fabricated bent steel tack welded above the rear tires...rusted out and the flares were in the bed i looked underneath to try n figure it out, but there is nothing there, its all replaced with new steel no i only have the 2 trucks here's what the quarters look like well looked like until i painted them

i have dis assembled rear stock flares that go on my 92 i have all the pieces just no idea how to put it together since all the "bolts" are rusted in half, and over the flares is all new sheet metal, i have to use self tappers but..... how do they go on? theres the flares, rubber plastic pieces, ant 6 metal clips look at my 92 pic underneath this post...see....no flares! i painted it yesterday...temp....and want to put the flares on :thumbsup: thanks again in advance!

thats y i don't have a bronco and right now, my winch is a cum-a-long :hmm:

maybe you should of looked in the car to see if anyone needed help....then look for money!!!!!! :wall: :wall: :wall: :wall: :wall: :wall: :wall: :wall:

what about parking it on a hill or drilling a small hole in your thermostat? .....as someone in this forum suggested to me a couple months ago

ya thats like 20 miles from my house.....want me to pick it up 4 u?

every time I'm driving ANYWHERE in my trucks.....i find myself looking off the road and saying .....i can get into the woods right there, or i can climb that hill right now if i wanted to, or, i want to cut off into that path right now but i don't know whos property it is or where it goes....... :brows: :chillin:

if i ever get to build a garage i want, it would have 2-4x8x3/4 pieces of plexiglass and flurescent lights rigged in a pit in the floor right under my truck, ....so i never have to worry about light when fluids dripping in my face, jammed under my dirty ars truck. i think you would be able to lay right on them with supports built in, and the bottom of your truck would be lit up like the sun....in theory