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side bars
Hi, I found these nerf bars (side bars) that were bought for a 1984 toyota pickup. Will these work on my 1990 pickup?
Here's what they look like:
I tired searching for them online but I can't find any info.
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Anyone know anything about Hickey?
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They were around in the 80's and made bumpers and other armor.
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Anyone know anything about Hickey?
i got a hickey once...
it was amazing...
(you set yourself up for failure...lol)
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i got a hickey once...
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Not enough info to go look at them. BTW Found them online along with 3" lift for $50 so I was hopin they would fit.
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if it doesnt fit...im pretty sure a welder can help u out for sure. Heliarc welds are the toughest welds u can get...
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hhahahahahaha Hickey
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Maybe that's why they went out of business.
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Wouldn't it be better to bolt it in?
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if it doesnt fit...im pretty sure a welder can help u out for sure. Heliarc welds are the toughest welds u can get...
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just drill holes! come on now be innovative
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Looks like it.. Pretty simple mounting system...
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For $50, i'd say it's more than worth the risk
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That and new suspension parts. I'll let you guys get the suspension parts for the same price since I don't need that stuff yet and I think it would be for a solid front.
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For $50, i'd say it's more than worth the risk
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