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pics like this in forested areas make me wish i still lived in the kootenay valley in B.C. damn i miss that place
Youre thinking of the MT MallTZ I think.
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https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gallery/displayalbum.php?albumid=945
like that one you mean...well...thats the plan...im gonna build one, this is why i gotta start welding more, i have created many projects for myself involving my welder...
front bumper, rear bumper, bed rails, headache rack, skid plates....all that fun stuff...
cheaper to build it than buy it, plus then its unique 
thank you...i think its pretty sweet but i bet it will look 100X better once the rear is lifted and the hawgs are on
like that one you mean...well...thats the plan...im gonna build one, this is why i gotta start welding more, i have created many projects for myself involving my welder...
front bumper, rear bumper, bed rails, headache rack, skid plates....all that fun stuff... cheaper to build it than buy it, plus then its unique thank you...i think its pretty sweet but i bet it will look 100X better once the rear is lifted and the hawgs are on