Maybe get one of these, made out of high density polyethylene, actually stronger and much lighter than alloy bars way lighter than steel bars, less impact shock transmitted to the chassis, and after an impact slowly spring back into shape, a trick neither steel or alloy bars have learned. Not a gimmick, all Queensland ambulances, and emergency vehicles use and recommend them.
yeah I definitely need an air compressor and a generator all in the garage running. She did say thank you for being quiet. I said I didn’t get quiet for you. I was finished doing what I was doing in the garage and to have a lovely Saturday. Hahaha
So they look pretty sweet. Not sure how I’d get one up to the Us. And then figure out if it would fit with my fat girl fenders on the truck now lol.
ARB distribute them you could enquire in their US office. The do post overseas, as long as they fit the US production model, I'm not sure if the chassis is that different, the front panels look the same.
The StealthBar one looks OK, but the SpartanBar looks like it's made by Fisher-Price.
Agreed for sure but I not sure how it would mate up to my ADV fenders and valence.
Are those hoops as massive as they look?
Looking good mate.
they are big but I’m add a roof rack to the truck and it will look pretty slick with the taller head board. I’ve thought about making the front headboard removable as well so I could get a few more inches of space in the bed camper.
I would love to build a canopy for the truck. Especially since I work for a metal supply shop and can get a killer discount on aluminum and steel. I have been working on build plans for a bed camper that is similar to the flatbed campers from Four Wheel Campers.Looking good mate.
And in the mean time here is some local eye candy / inspiration for you.
https://www.eztoolbox.com.au/Alloy-Tray-and-Canopy-build-for-Ford-Ranger-Dual-Cab-2012-Now
