Dr_evil
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I can see someone standing on it when trying to get out and falling over 
I'd like some 'disguised' rock sliders that look like normal sills, do they exist?
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Thor1950
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can see parking ticket for taking up 3 spaces
Dr_evil
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How do you figure that given that a standard Landcruiser Amazon is 76" so with side steps it'll be 80" and they don't get ticketed
mmm rock sliders you cant jack off
Maybe not but you can decapitate slitty drivers with them
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mmm rock sliders you cant jack off
you can jack off them actually.
steady93
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Accessories these are fairly discrete ?
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with a high lift?
Mechanicallyinept
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The Rugged Guide ones look a bit like mine. Made by someone on eBay by the name of Pepsi something. Still got a bit of overspray on them from when I painted my landy last summer, so not looking their best, but give some idea.
Dr_evil
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Those aren't as slanted
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DTd5
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They may be stong enough, but there is no way I would use a hi-lift on them, you would just be asking for trouble, the Hi-lift would no way stay in one place when lifting off them!
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The Rugged Guide ones look a bit like mine. Made by someone on eBay by the name of Pepsi something. Still got a bit of overspray on them from when I painted my landy last summer, so not looking their best, but give some idea.
might have wanted to paint that chassis before worring about the body work... looks like it's rotting away!
I was thinking the same thing
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And there was me thinking he had painted it with this stuff:
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http://www.homebase.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?langId=110&storeId=10151&partNumber=644622&c_1=1%7Ccategory_root%7CDecorating%7C16849219&c_2=2%7Ccat_16849219%7CHobbies+and+Crafts%7C15778164&c_3=3%7Ccat_15778164%7CCraft+Paints%7C15778180&_$ja=cgid:4912846592|tsid:13699|cid:75371552|lid:46016240192|nw:search|crid:19473261152
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Chassis amazingly solid actually. Still planning to replace with a nice Richards one soon when I get my garage. Thank you all for your concern about my crumbling death trap!
