brush / grille guard / wench options?
01-25-2006, 11:21 AM
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brush / grille guard / wench options?
Where is the best place to purchase a grille guard for my 03 Chevy z71?
If you can list any specifics brands, provide pictures of anything for a good looking brush / grille guard for my particular truck, that'd be great.
Keep in mind I am not planning on lifting the truck, just slightly larger tires on the stock wheels, not wanting anything to extreme, just something that will look good and do its job. Something a wench can easily be attached to, or worked around with would be great also.
Thanks for your time,
Brandon
If you can list any specifics brands, provide pictures of anything for a good looking brush / grille guard for my particular truck, that'd be great.
Keep in mind I am not planning on lifting the truck, just slightly larger tires on the stock wheels, not wanting anything to extreme, just something that will look good and do its job. Something a wench can easily be attached to, or worked around with would be great also.
Thanks for your time,
Brandon
01-25-2006, 04:41 PM
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The Westin Sportsman 1 piece is a nice and fairly sturdy piece. It does have the smaller bars that cover the headlights also (3 of 'em on each side) I think they look great, but I'm partial as I have one on my 02. Here's a semi close pic of it.
Here is a link to TSETRUCKSTUFF.COM. They have some good deals on them
Westin Grille Guard
And: Westin grille guard in Chrome
Here's a lil better pic of it.
Here is a link to TSETRUCKSTUFF.COM. They have some good deals on them
Westin Grille Guard
And: Westin grille guard in Chrome
Here's a lil better pic of it.
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01-26-2006, 01:01 PM
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Buckstop was featured on TrucksTV one day for the hardcore off-roader. Not sure if you are looking for something this massive or expensive, but Stacey took out a small tree with the thing and it didn't even seem to scratch it!
Here is a link to the model for your truck....'03-'05 CHEVY PICKUPS
When I get enough cash, I will order their "package" (front & back) and put a real heavy duty warn in it.
The other kool thing is that they can custom make one to your taste....for a fee
Here is a link to the model for your truck....'03-'05 CHEVY PICKUPS
When I get enough cash, I will order their "package" (front & back) and put a real heavy duty warn in it.
The other kool thing is that they can custom make one to your taste....for a fee
01-26-2006, 02:27 PM
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Buckstop was featured on TrucksTV one day for the hardcore off-roader. Not sure if you are looking for something this massive or expensive, but Stacey took out a small tree with the thing and it didn't even seem to scratch it!
Here is a link to the model for your truck....'03-'05 CHEVY PICKUPS
When I get enough cash, I will order their "package" (front & back) and put a real heavy duty warn in it.
The other kool thing is that they can custom make one to your taste....for a fee
Here is a link to the model for your truck....'03-'05 CHEVY PICKUPS
When I get enough cash, I will order their "package" (front & back) and put a real heavy duty warn in it.
The other kool thing is that they can custom make one to your taste....for a fee
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01-27-2006, 03:24 PM
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I'd go with a ranchhand warn or mile marker, if I were going bumper replacement there is only one name in the business, ranch hand. You could clip a deer at 70 and the onlything it's gonna do is splatter.
