Bushwacker Trail Armor for Rangers on sale on Amazon

[Grumpaw]

If anyone is interested, Amazon has the Bushwacker Trail Armor Rocker Panel Covers on sale....
$113 for Scab and $121 for Screw...
Also have the under rear seat storage and mud flaps on sale but don't know if Rangers are included....5 pages of stuff to scroll thru.

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[DukeCanBuildit]

If anyone is interested, Amazon has the Bushwacker Trail Armor Rocker Panel Covers on sale....
$113 for Scab and $121 for Screw...
Also have the under rear seat storage and mud flaps on sale but don't know if Rangers are included....5 pages of stuff to scroll thru.

I could drive down to their offices to buy them and it would cost less than to purchase them up here.


Also, read that description carefully. ?‍

 

[Grumpaw]

I should have added it's for Prime Members only, and has free shipping.
I'm a Prime member and get notices when Ranger stuff is a lower price.

 

[Grumpaw]

Bushwacker Trail Armor Rocker Panel | 4-Piece Set, Black, Textured Finish | 14099 | Fits 2019-2022 Ford Ranger, SuperCrew w/ 6' Bed
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[Racket]

I've wanted those for a while and made do with nonslip tape. Hmm, I've got points - and they're offering interest free installment payments.

 

[Gazmic]

Thanks a lot Steve! I was trying to not buy anything online this month.

 

[Sojourner]

If anyone is interested, Amazon has the Bushwacker Trail Armor Rocker Panel Covers on sale....
$113 for Scab and $121 for Screw...
Also have the under rear seat storage and mud flaps on sale but don't know if Rangers are included....5 pages of stuff to scroll thru.

Thanks for the heads-up. Just bought a set. ?

 

[LawnMM]

Good find, thanks! Mine are arriving today

 

[Sojourner]

I read in the Amazon reviews that it's best to install in reverse order from the provided instructions (rear doors first rather than the front doors first).

I throughly endorse that approach. It turned out to be much smarter to line up and affix the rear door pieces first (this way you get the "back cap" on snug rather than affix the front ones and realize you goofed and the rear ones don't snug up correctly).

The Amazon reviews also mentioned that the pinch welds didn't allow the Bushwacker plastic to adhere. I didn't have that problem. Do the install on a warm sunny day and test fit! Mine went on quite well and I am really pleased with the result.

 

[LawnMM]

I read in the Amazon reviews that it's best to install in reverse order from the provided instructions (rear doors first rather than the front doors first).

I throughly endorse that approach. It turned out to be much smarter to line up and affix the rear door pieces first (this way you get the "back cap" on snug rather than affix the front ones and realize you goofed and the rear ones don't snug up correctly).

The Amazon reviews also mentioned that the pinch welds didn't allow the Bushwacker plastic to adhere. I didn't have that problem. Do the install on a warm sunny day and test fit! Mine went on quite well and I am really pleased with the result.

Photos man!!

Rich

 

[Sojourner]

I should have installed the front door piece a little closer to the rear door piece. But once it's on it's on.... It looks better on the passenger side.

You can see the "cap" on the back piece and why it's better to start at the back.

Hard to see the Bushwacker piece and the pinch welds in the last photo. I read that some folks use a second layer of 3M tape or even caulk to fully close the gap, but I'm leaving it alone; I want any water that might collect behind the Bushwacker pieces to have an easy way out.

You can also see that the Bushwacker logo fell off after one cold night (photo 2). So had to 3M tape it back on... (photo 1).

 

[Ranger_Rocks]

Photos man!!

Rich

Photos

 

[Racket]

You can see the "cap" on the back piece and why it's better to start at the back.

Hard to see the Bushwacker piece and the pinch welds in the last photo. I read that some folks use a second layer of 3M tape or even caulk to fully close the gap, but I'm leaving it alone; I want any water that might collect behind the Bushwacker pieces to have an easy way out.

You can also see that the Bushwacker logo fell off after one cold night (photo 2). So had to 3M tape it back on... (photo 1).

Just got mine and haven't put them on so good to see others weigh in. I might have some non slip tape left I can put on where the two parts meet before install.

If I ever get around to replacing my running boards these will save some inevitable scuffing as I kick things while wearing boots getting in and out.

Once the AVS logo fell off my hood deflector I never cared and really don't concern myself with product logos on the accessories on my vehicles - although I had slapped some stickers on my tow bar you have to squat to read

 

[Sojourner]

Once the AVS logo fell off my hood deflector I never cared and really don't concern myself with product logos on the accessories on my vehicles....

I generally feel the same. But at this point I'm a solid Bushwacker fan (not just this accessory, but others, too) so I decided to put it back on....

 

[Oddball]

I could drive down to their offices to buy them and it would cost less than to purchase them up here.


Also, read that description carefully. ?‍

Yeah, I've been watching for these, or the ford ones to go on sale the last couple months, but it doesn't seem that they ever do in most of Canada, and they places where they do go on sale are so far that to ship them would cost more than the regular cost.

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