I just found the real reason for the layoffs

[CO Hummer]

Originally Posted by PARAGON

Which dealer said this?

Who there said it?

This still MedVed's position on Sales and Service.

[PARAGON]

Originally Posted by CO Hummer

This still MedVed's position on Sales and Service.

I think my truck needs service on the way to Moab....

[CO Hummer]

Originally Posted by PARAGON

I think my truck needs service on the way to Moab....

Just get it to Evergreen and I'll repair it for ya. A little duct tape, a little welding, sew some seat covers for ya, and you're good to go. I will only be 1/2 as snobby.

[PARAGON]

Originally Posted by CO Hummer

Just get it to Evergreen and I'll repair it for ya. A little duct tape, a little welding, sew some seat covers for ya, and you're good to go. I will only be 1/2 as snobby.

are you going to have my new rockers done by then

For $150, shipped, you can get a new set of stock ones off ebay to utilize the brackets.

$150 is cheap to not have to make the brackets

[CO Hummer]

Originally Posted by PARAGON

are you going to have my new rockers done by then

For $150, shipped, you can get a new set of stock ones off ebay to utilize the brackets.

$150 is cheap to not have to make the brackets

Making the brackets would simple, and a better approach. I was lazy and didn't want to make another trip the metal yard.

I'd simply buy 4 feet of 2.5" x 7", 1/4 inch rect tubing which would only cost about $35. Then, cut out like this and get the 10 brackets.

Cut center out of the bracket rear on the driver's side for the brake line. That's about it. It would upgrade the bracket for the stock 3/16" to 1/4". Beefier. Plus, not grinding of the powdercoating for welding.

[PARAGON]

so you would have one spare one in case you screw one of them up

[CO Hummer]

Originally Posted by PARAGON

so you would have one spare one in case you screw one of them up

No, the extra one would be submitted to the Hummer Legends Hall of Fame.