JeepingNet
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Has anyone seen any protection for the A-pillar/window frame for the Ram 2500? Mine is starting to get a bit scuffed up.
I run these on my Jeep:
Find on the Power Wagon I need it even more. Trails around here aren't meant for HD rigs, but I'm finding that I'm using the Power Wagon more and more to get back into backcountry fishing camps due to the storage. I cut anything significant and push through anything green, but the hidden old-cut branches in the green get the rig. This past weekend it was about 3 hours into the camp, and cutting would have made it a few days, plus it would be grown all back three months later. This trip, I did do about six trimmings on the Katan boy.
I purposely bought white since my last black was almost entirely pin-striped, and I don't mind pin-stripping. I mostly try to avoid rust as we enter the salted road season.
If nothing exists, I might use some 3m protective wrap and give that a shot.
Pictures:
Not bad at all, yet over time I find it wears out. A few of those scratches go deep.
Start of the road out and it only gets tighter.
The camp: most people float plane or side by side. We did catch some nice big rainbow trout this trip that got eaten before I even got around to taking a picture.
Required truck porn
I run these on my Jeep:
Find on the Power Wagon I need it even more. Trails around here aren't meant for HD rigs, but I'm finding that I'm using the Power Wagon more and more to get back into backcountry fishing camps due to the storage. I cut anything significant and push through anything green, but the hidden old-cut branches in the green get the rig. This past weekend it was about 3 hours into the camp, and cutting would have made it a few days, plus it would be grown all back three months later. This trip, I did do about six trimmings on the Katan boy.
I purposely bought white since my last black was almost entirely pin-striped, and I don't mind pin-stripping. I mostly try to avoid rust as we enter the salted road season.
If nothing exists, I might use some 3m protective wrap and give that a shot.
Pictures:
Not bad at all, yet over time I find it wears out. A few of those scratches go deep.
Start of the road out and it only gets tighter.
The camp: most people float plane or side by side. We did catch some nice big rainbow trout this trip that got eaten before I even got around to taking a picture.
Required truck porn
