D1 Safari Gard front bumper. It's the bumper in my avatar. Very Good condition. Has integrated skid plate.

I'm thinking about putting an ARB on.

Bumper and lights located in Boise. I'm most likely heading to Portland and then Astoria this weekend. Could deliver.

Could ship the bumper, but might be a little spendy.

OK. Due to responses from the NWOS voting public, I am going to hold on to the $G until further notice.

(2) Hella 4000 spots

(2) Hella 4000 fogs

Lights in good shape work great. Have plastic covers and two or three clear covers.

Asking $150 per pair + shipping. OBO

I'm not really experienced selling rover parts. If you are interested, and want to make an offer....let me know.

jrose609@msn.com

Ok. I have had OVERWHELMING responses to not sell the $G. Maybe I will hold off. I only did one big off-road trip last year. Maybe I'll go through the summer and see how it is.
 

Thanks for the help, guys. Maybe it's just a little mid-life crisis...........
 

I had a Safarigard rear bumper, I think Jason has one now, and I really, really liked it. I don't like the looks of the front bumper though. I do not doubt or dispute the idea that it is a 'better' bumper than the ARB, but I've never been keen on the extreme low profile angled look -- I like to keep the lines of the Disco, RRC, whatever. I'm a fan of upgrades as long as they don't change the overall design look. I always wished that Safarigard had designed their front bumper in the same way the did the rear -- to match the lines of the truck. After all, the RRC was displayed in the Louve!! You don't mess with that man, you don't!

BUT! I'm not sure I would go down to an ARB. What I would go to? I don't know. I just wish someone would make a bumper as strong as the Safarigard, not as bulky as the ARB, but one that matched the looks of the Disco. (Columbia? Come on, Brent!)

(I've had several ARB's, and I loved them. But in liking them, I also understood their shortcomings and didn't have a problem with it because I'm a chicken off-roader anyway, and the ARB will outlast me!)

 Ive hit my ARB on a few things and it has been solid.  With that said, If we could swap I would do it in a heartbeat.

Jason

I probably should've said approach angle, but...

Additionally I mean it's too much for my taste.  I prefer a little more coverage on the front.  On past trucks I've had quite a few bumpers with SafariGard like approach angles and since they were rock buggies it was OK.  Now I prefer less.  That's all.

Larry. Got the conversion from a friend in the UK. I have a 200tdi grill I've installed. It actually looks much better than the V8 Petrol grill on there now. I like the round headlights, and just wanted a D1 that looked a little different than everyone elses.

Posted By Andy Berglund on 03/23/2010 8:48 PM
Maybe he meant while backing up

Anyhow, Jason, I don't know if you've had a chance to see and touch an ARB up close. Once you do, I think you'd agree that it borders on libel for ARB to say that theirs is an equivalent "off-road" bumper. It looks nice in their catalog and that's where it should stay. You really are coming out ahead on this one.

Do you mind if I ask why you're selling the lights? I've always imagined that two fogs and a center driving beam would be a great combination in front of any truck. Either way, bump for your sale thread.

A
 

Andy. I'm selling the lights because I have a bunch of lights. I have four Hella 4000's, four of the smaller Hellas (dont  know the number, think 550 or 500), and two IPF's. The IPF's are on there now, and they are a little smaller than the Hellas. Like the smaller lights. They are like the lights Ben Bailey won for being Stud Photographer of the Year!

Larry and Ben, I'm kind of with you. I'm not a huge fan of of the really slim buggy bumpers. I like a little more meat. I'm not near as tough off-road as most of the guys  on here and other pages. I don't disagree with the rest of you guys though, I think the SG is by far a much tougher bumper than the ARB, but I actually like the bulky lines of the ARB. Guess I'm one of the strange ones.