Bottorf Fabrication
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Yes it is.ptschram said:
But some people do it to protect their privacy.
I know first hand of someone that got threatened, porn sent to his house, hate mail, you name it... etc.
All of this, just because some douchebag from a 3rd world country wanted the same domain name.
As a corporation... it will look shady
As a person... totally normal.
ptschram
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rrc.swb said:
OTOH, I put my name, address, and pictures of my home on-line. Complete strangers call me on the phone and give me their credit card number. I doubt that would happen as easily without the transparency.
Of course, everybody also knows I'm a wacko.
I get more death threats from pissed off Rover owners who don't like it when I tell htem they're an idiot on-line, or worse, try to buy something from them via Craigslist.
I ain't skeered!
ptschram
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Rugbier said:Paul, do those pics show you sporting the Mohawk?
Of course!
Speaking of which, I need to have the flat-top tuned up.
:rofl:ArmyRover said:
So the guy's buddy has a bumper on his D2, gets pulled out and the bumper buckles. His comment:
"Don't know who makes the bumper, don't care. Each joined edge had only one stitch of a weld like the bumper was put together and then not fully welded out."
This whole Bottorf thing is epic, and just keeps growing.
ArmyRover said:
that's actually my truck. just got the bumper finished up and on the truck tonight. let's just say i feel much better now that it is entirely welded instead of just in a few areas. good thing cause the winch is going in it next weekend
chris snell said:
Seriously Chris, be the bigger man and let it drop. Besides, you moved to Colorado and life went on. Get over it.
Howski said:that's actually my truck. just got the bumper finished up and on the truck tonight. let's just say i feel much better now that it is entirely welded instead of just in a few areas. good thing cause the winch is going in it next weekend
Did you take any pictures of it before you repaired the bumper. I'm curious to how the damage looked.
That's not the first one to bend during the first recovery:
http://www.lrrforums.com/showpost.php?p=158554&postcount=302
These 2 have convinced me that I need to do some welding and reinforcing.
http://www.lrrforums.com/showpost.php?p=158554&postcount=302
These 2 have convinced me that I need to do some welding and reinforcing.
I am curious. After reading the multiple threads on LRRF and the thread on here, was the cheap price the only thing considered when purchasing these products? They are as ugly as sin and beginning to show very poor craftsmanship. Why take the risk?
To be honest price was a consideration, but I didn't think the RRC products were bad looking at all. The poor craftsmanship issue started showing up after everyone had ordered. We really didn't see those issues creeping up till much later
Durt D1ver said:
they wouldve convinced me to take it off and haul it for scrap and buy a real bumper but i did that first so i didnt have the hassle