Hit a deer and you might change your mind.I have just never been able to wrap my mind around a brush guard. The rest looks great.
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Hit a deer and you might change your mind.I have just never been able to wrap my mind around a brush guard. The rest looks great.
I don't aim at deers. So....I am good. And I lived in deer country in MO.Hit a deer and you might change your mind.
Neither do I. Many close calls, two hits. First made it across in front of me then turned around and came back across. Second was a pair came out of revine, I braked from 50 down to 30 and hit the second one.I don't aim at deers. So....I am good. And I lived in deer country in MO.
Found a set of OE Z71 tail lamp covers in a salvage yard in CT. Found a Z71 brush guard on Facebook marketplace attached to a Silverado for sale. Bought the lamps just for the covers but restored the lights too and decided to use them. Already had the foglamps/bezels/harness/switch for the Z71 lamps. Stripped and straightened the brush guard and working on getting it coated for final install. I’ve been wanting to build the truck Chevy should have built but never did. The 2-door Z71.View attachment 398788
You made a big difference in those tail light lenses. If you don’t mind me asking what did you use to get rid of the haze they did have. They look good.I'm the same way, first thing everyone does to a truck around here is raise the front, usually to high so its passed level lol. buy a big brush guard and a light bar or 2.
i could see where a brush guard could save you a lot of headaches in an area with a lot of deer and you had to drive at night all the time. but yeah, running around in the city. eh.
Yeah this is a lot easier than you think. Once cleaned up and the covers removed, I wet sanded them with 1500. Cleaned them off and then wet sanded with 3000. I have a little 3” mini buffer and used some compound to take out the 3000 scratches. Polished with some finishing compound. That’s it. No clear or anything like that. Just remove the 23 years of oxidation and start fresh. I had originally planned to trash the lights because all I wanted were the covers. Then I decided to clean up the lamps to sell, but once I saw how they came out, I replaced my new aftermarket lamps with restored OE.You made a big difference in those tail light lenses. If you don’t mind me asking what did you use to get rid of the haze they did have. They look good.
I don't aim at deers. So....I am good. And I lived in deer country in MO.