BAH!

Mine broke on my TJ and I fixed it with JB weld. Worked great.

Troy

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I'm going to try the same plastic repair epoxy that worked on the headlight and tail lamp lenses. Although waiting and using a new tube of JB weld might not be a bad idea, this epoxy is about a year old. And the mixing plate I use still had some brittle epoxy on it. Yea.. Better play it safe.

LMAO! Billy Ray - am a 40 something momma of three grown chillen... what do YOU think?

(be nice!)

I was googling for bumpers, the site came up and the knobs were there... no bumpers.. but knobs!

Who woulda thunk it!

KJK

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Yup.

Those are nice knobs (reads other post) :) but they arn't the same bit-o-plastic mine uses. Dug thought the parts bin and found a replacement that will work for now. (came off an old TV)

"DougW" wrote : Those are nice knobs (reads other post) :)

LOL

And you are already looking to replace your bumpers.....

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Yup! Something that won't crunch when I run over those rotten little kids and wont wrinkle when someone bashes into it with ohhhh lets say.. the side of a mountain....

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Sounds good.

You might also consider a roll of that clear plastic protective film for the side of your Libby. Might keep some of the off-road pinstriping away.

I'm always on the lookout for a nice set of available High Beams

Does that clear stuff come on and off pretty easily?

See! No matter what your reputation is, you are NOT dead. LOL

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You heat up the edge with a hairdryer and peal up the edge. After you get enough to grad you can peel it back by hand.

Looking, finding and utilizing are not all the same thing

You just need to find the headlight switch.

Yes, and to do that I need to get out to where they are available.

It would be nice to find a nice older model...

You may have something there. The older models generally have a lot more mileage, wear and tear on them, but they are more comfortable and require less modification. Not to mention, they are already trail ready.

KJK

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Well that is what I am looking for.

I expect models of that age to have a certain mileage and the requisite bumps and scratches associated therein. I want a model that is broken-in but not abused and has had, at least, the required maintenance.

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Ooo more knobs. :)

I like these, the're sh>> KJ.Kate did pass the time by typing:

KJK

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