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Old 08-20-2008, 03:05 PM
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What is a fair price for a 2007 H3x chrome brush guard. I know this was a unique brush guard just for the x model.

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Old 08-20-2008, 08:19 PM
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Don't know, don't really see them on the secondary market. Most people that buy the H3X want the bling so they don't take them off to resell. They aren't cheap. I would look at other brands and save a few $100.

You can try Gene at gmpartshouse.com. He's got great prices on parts but I don't know about accessories.
 
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Old 08-20-2008, 10:50 PM
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I have the POLISHED STAINLESS STEEL OEM style that came on my 08 Alpha that I took off in 9 miles when I got home to put on my winch mount and guard. They told me it was a little over $800. I would sell that for $500 shipped which I think will be a little over $100.

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Hunner, just throwing this out there, but you have a Jeep poster in your garage,traitor!
 
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Old 08-21-2008, 01:02 PM
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Hunner, just throwing this out there, but you have a Jeep poster in your garage,traitor!
That's probably his Dad's Hummer.

The H3X has box tubes and the Alpha has round ones.
Here's my H3X.



 
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Old 08-21-2008, 03:09 PM
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I know the difference that is why I said it was OEM style on my Alpha. NOT H3X but then you know that.
Yea right if my father was still alive he would be over 80. I am old and I buy my own toys.
Ha ha nah nah there pup here is what you see, do you have glasses? The depth of field was making that soft in existing light as the guard was the subject. No Jeep for me.
man this is a tought crowd but too quick on the trigger
That vehicle in the picuture above the sticker that is an 06 H3 Hummer not a Jeep!

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Old 08-21-2008, 03:19 PM
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I love, two old guys having some razzin fun with each other. You guys are great, and I am not gonna jump in and make it three.
Great close up of that pic too.

Hunner, quick question. I am not interested in buying an oem brush guard BTW. The chrome OEM, those are the ones that have the chrome plastic like covers over the
two upright sections that have the mounting flanges at the bottom, correct? I never could figure that out, I mean why? [&o] Why not just all tubular, forget the chrome plastic cover deals?
 
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Old 08-21-2008, 05:51 PM
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It's like a forum version of the movie "Grumpy Old Men."
 
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I love, two old guys having some razzin fun with each other. You guys are great, and I am not gonna jump in and make it three.
Great close up of that pic too.

Hunner, quick question. I am not interested in buying an oem brush guard BTW. The chrome OEM, those are the ones that have the chrome plastic like covers over the
two upright sections that have the mounting flanges at the bottom, correct? I never could figure that out, I mean why? [&o] Why not just all tubular, forget the chrome plastic cover deals?
You just did

Its great to be old and alot better than the alternative.

This one does not have ANY plastic the upright pieces are all metal. It was not on the invoice and it came from an out of state dealer but they told me to "keep that chrome guard on there." Part of my price negotiating cause I did not want a $800 dollar guard when I already have a winch mount guard.
You know what, I just checked it out again and I looked at the backside and I think it is Polished Stainless Steel but of course I could be wrong at my age, I was before about it being chrome. It has been wrapped up since the day I got it off. It is not rusted on the non polished side and a magnet will not stick to it. It could have come from Roswell but I always check the SS I use on boats that way and I have been told that usually confirms its SS.
You know the good thing about sometimers is you meet new people everyday. zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
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Oh and Dad drove a Jaguar XJ6, he had class!


I might as well make those bigger for the hearing impaired since it makes them thumbnails first anyway.
These are just the thing for an urban assault vehicle doing battle in mall parking lots with soccer moms in Suburbans and Escalades!



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Old 08-22-2008, 07:46 AM
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Thanks Hunner. [sm=funnypostabove.gif]



Somebody makes one with plastic covers, and I cannot remmeber who. Course I suffer from CRS.......Can't remmember sheeeooot.
 


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