Cargo door holes...
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Cargo door holes...
I am looking to replace the OEM rear bumper with a Bumper and Tire Carrier for future tire upgrades. In doing this, of course I have to remove the OEM tire carrier. I have noticed several posts on here with pics of this done and there are open holes where the bracket and/or tire bump stops were.
Is there a kit or something that will plug these up to keep from getting water in the rear door?
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Is there a kit or something that will plug these up to keep from getting water in the rear door?
Thanks.
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Here are a few pics of our UFO's used around the Jeep, and a link to our website. http://www.vectoroffroad.com/rear-ufos-p-56.html
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Here are a few pics of our UFO's used around the Jeep, and a link to our website. http://www.vectoroffroad.com/rear-ufos-p-56.html
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I appreciate the response, but it would appear that this does not handle the 3rd brake light hole as it is not a boltable hole, is that correct? Also, I was wondering, do you have it with out the silver bolts? I am really not wanting anything "chrome" on my jeep. Another question, do I have to use the plate with the UFOs for the bolt holes for the tire carrier 8 mount holes? Also, that seems pretty expensive for these as it would cost me ~$125 for the bolt holes and the tire bumps, and that is not counting the plate or the 3rd brake light hole.
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