Help in Northern Colorado

[roverman1260]

Hey
I was wondering if anyone knew of any shops in the Fort Collins area that actually pull their own weight. I have a rovertym bumper on order and need to have it put on by someone who knows what they're doing. Also, Im looking for some suggestions for a CDL kit/linkage for my 99 DII, my modulator is out for good and winter back home was fun enough i dont wanna stress here. I hear the CDL makes a world of difference, and really turns the DII into an actual rover.
and lets all be honest, It's shitty when a jeep or any part time 4wd truck can kick your ass in just a little bit of slippery mud once the three amigos decide to show up. It's happened to me, and yeah, it's quite embarassing.

Thank for the insight

 

[LSUDenver]

Great shops in Denver. www.jcrover4x4.com

For the CDL, I used the DI lever and there are a couple of guys on the Denver Craigslist parting DIs right now.

My Photos & PDF download of Instructions: http://dpwarren.com/disco/cdl/

 

[loudbay]

You can put that bumper on yourself.


For sure.


In 20 minutes.


With no help.


Drunk.

 

[EricCo]

JC Rovers is an AWESOME shop! Unfortunately....not too close to Fort Collins.

 

[bri]

Rovertracks. Loveland.

 

[Ataraxia]

About the CDL, I just posted a few pics of my junk I made/used here... http://discoweb.org/forums/showthread.php?t=40582&page=4

Works Mint.

 

[tanabnd]

Fort Collins 4X4 off College works on various 4X4 makes. I have never taken my Rover there, but they've got a shop and do fab work too. A couple of people I know have taken parts to them for installation.

 

[tanabnd]

Rovertracks. Loveland.

Actually I thought Rovertracks was in Longmont. I could be wrong though.

 

[alex]

Longmont.