Perhaps a funny story: I'd describe myself as "ultralight backpacker" and "overlander" adjacent; I don't truly fit in either camp, but I enjoy backpacking and truck camping, and so I follow and draw inspiration from both (ahem) camps.It is very annoying! I used to camp for a few days and I could pack everything in the trunk of my Valiant without issue. I would take firewood, tent, chairs and food without issue.
Now when we camp, 3 cots, 1 queen cot with air mattress, 4 large suitcases, chairs, 2 folding benches, tables, tent(s), ironing board, iron, 2 plastic dressers, 2 mobile wardrobes and many many plastic bags with pillows, blankets, etc! Its total insanity! I was packing up the truck to take them and I joking asked if she was moving out that comment did not go over well
That awesome! Now I have a movie to watch tonightIt’s her Royal highnesses matched luggage, and said she couldn’t live without it! lol I kid, I kid. My wife is almost as bad with the shoes…
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Update: dealer just called, they took everything apart and the replacement frame is damaged. So a new frame is on order.Time to try a different dealer
Would not surprise me if it was damaged during install, or from an incorrect install.Update: dealer just called, they took everything apart and the replacement frame is damaged. So a new frame is on order.
I was thinking the same thing. They are going to have a different tech do the installation this time. fingers crossed!Would not surprise me if it was damaged during install, or from an incorrect install.
Did you ever get around to installing the sensors...if so any tips?Hello guys! Hope everyone is having a great weekend!!
I installed the Vijay Front and Rear Off-road bumpers on my Rebel! I really love the way they look!
I was worried about the front fitting on the Rebel. But the bumper's mounting holes have a lot of vertical play allowing you to push the bumper up to fit the Rebel perfectly.
Assembly of the bumper was the hardest part, as they give you barely any space to fit your hand to hold washers and nuts. Other than that, super simple installation.
Have all the lights wired up to separate switches. Except the outer fogs are wired to factory fog light switch.
What brand of winch did you install?Hello guys! Hope everyone is having a great weekend!!
I installed the Vijay Front and Rear Off-road bumpers on my Rebel! I really love the way they look!
I was worried about the front fitting on the Rebel. But the bumper's mounting holes have a lot of vertical play allowing you to push the bumper up to fit the Rebel perfectly.
Assembly of the bumper was the hardest part, as they give you barely any space to fit your hand to hold washers and nuts. Other than that, super simple installation.
Have all the lights wired up to separate switches. Except the outer fogs are wired to factory fog light switch.
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Responded to your DMWhat brand of winch did you install?
That's your fatal mistake. Pack the necessary items first, and inexpertly, then feign a back spasm and let them puzzle over what item or two they may or may not be able to fit in.Isn't that just the most annoying thing??
The house is literally empty when we go camping.....and we end up using maybe 15% of all the crap they made me jig-saw into the truck/trailer.
We enjoy “Glamping”! I just leave mine packed ready to go. With everything you can imagine.Perhaps a funny story: I'd describe myself as "ultralight backpacker" and "overlander" adjacent; I don't truly fit in either camp, but I enjoy backpacking and truck camping, and so I follow and draw inspiration from both (ahem) camps.
Ultralight backpackers engage in p*ssing contests about who brings the least amount of stuff into the wilderness, while overlanders compete over who can bring the most stuff.
Added the tailgate handle from a 21-current truck with the light in it to my 19 Limited. I found out that there is tailgate latch releases on the inside if you close the gate with no handle or the wiring not connected. I also found some big piles of road dirt getting caught in the back of the bedside behind the back wheels so I cleaned them out too.
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It is definitely not PNP. the handle is the same size and pops right in but you need a new Handle lamp and wiring harness. You then need to source power for the light (from bed lights, reverse lights or both) then wire them to the lamp in your new harness Thread for the installDo you know if this is plug and play for all the 2019's?