Winter Front
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Just ordered a set of the Lund stainless from AZ Truck www.aztrucks.com/product.asp?Product=155
They look just like the cloud-rider fronts to me
http://www.cloud-rider.com/truck_pop...dct_num=25-300
They look just like the cloud-rider fronts to me
http://www.cloud-rider.com/truck_pop...dct_num=25-300
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I got mine from member "EricBu12" They are four individual black pieces that fit nicely into the openings in the grill. He supplied enough regular nuts & bolts, but I swapped them out with smooth head carriage bolts, and wing nuts on the inside. Now very easy to remove / install if needed, and theft proof with out damaging them beyond use. I think price was around $30....PM him for info.
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Has Lund changed their design on the Lund black Cold Fronts? Mine has about 6 little clips that hook onto the inside of the grill. I actually had the dryer at a carwash blow one out. Are the Cloud-Riders really 170?
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Lund plastic looks better, IMO...and is cheaper! It's a "black out" look as opposed to brushed aluminum look on the stainless.
I like Moose10's idea...black oxide coated bolts and wing nuts!
RJ
I like Moose10's idea...black oxide coated bolts and wing nuts!
RJ
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Originally Posted by Charlie8301
Just ordered a set of the Lund stainless from AZ Truck www.aztrucks.com/product.asp?Product=155
They look just like the cloud-rider fronts to me
http://www.cloud-rider.com/truck_pop...dct_num=25-300
They look just like the cloud-rider fronts to me
http://www.cloud-rider.com/truck_pop...dct_num=25-300
#23
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Originally Posted by Dr. Evil
The cloudriders are Stainless Steel and the Lunds are plastic (at least mine are)
RJ
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Home-made
Somedays, I either have too much time on my hands, or not enough cashflow . Anyway, after deciding that I could make a set of winterfronts similiar to the Lund's, I dug through some scrap wood paneling and cut out a set to fit into the recess's in the hood. I put two 1/4 inch "T-nuts" through each one (drilled holes from inside, to match up with the honeycomb grill) and use a piece of 1/2 x 1/4 wood stick that I put a 1/4" bolt through into the t-nuts. I then painted the paneling black. If I remember to, I will take a pic of it in a few weeks, when it gets/stays cold enough to put them back on. I guess, if someone wanted too, they could rip it off, but with the bolts holding it on from the inside of the hood, they would end up breaking the paneling.
DuWayne
DuWayne
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Originally Posted by rjohnson
Did not think it got cold enough for these....In your "location"???
RJ
RJ
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Yes they are, I bought them about 4 1/2 years ago. I tried buying a backup set a couple of years ago, but supplier said company was forced out of business by DC for copyright infringement. These are like GOLD now.