DitDah

Mike, the aftermarket toyota skid plate mounts over the existing skid plate...I'll include the directions. Basically...there are 4 bolts which you remove from the existing skid plate...then you remove the 2 front tow rings. Then, you mount the new skid plate with new bolts and spacers...and then put your tow rings back on. It's pretty simple to install. All mounting hardware is included. You reuse your tow ring bolts...so you get 4 spacers, 4 longer bolts to hold the skid plate up...and there are a couple brackets for where the front of the plate mounts to where the tow rings go. I'll find the UPS place today and look into shipping. Can you PM me your ship to address?

I am definately interested in the toyota aftermarket skidplate.
Does it work with the factory or instead of the factory plate?. Bolts included?

As for shipping, UPS or DHL ground would be best, I have shipped big stuff like that before and usually they slap the shipping label right on the part and send it without requiring any boxes or packing material. They generally ship by weight. If you don't mind going through the trouble of taking it to a UPS place, I can pay the cost when they weigh it.( aditional paypal payment).
Thankns for the replies.
Mike

All the parts in the pictures are for sale...note, the rear bumper was sold today. As for the skid plate(s)...you're the first to ask...and yes it's for sale. I'm asking for 50 bucks for the stock OM one...100 bucks for the Toyota aftermarket one. If you aren't local to the Puyallup, WA area...then I honestly don't know how I would get it to you. I have no packing material and have never shipped anything that large out.

curious-- any of those parts in your pics for sale?
Interested in the alum skidplate. I know you probably have a thousand requests for it but I thought it would not hurt to ask...
thanks,Mike

Well, I got the wheels for free...they threw them in as a promotion of sorts...so that was about 1400 bucks in savings there alone.

Tires: 365.99 ea / 1463.95 total
Gorilla Lug Nuts: 20.99
Gorilla Lug wrench: 36.99

Speed calibration: 222.99

6" pro comp stage II suspension lift: 2791.99

so, that and some odds and ends pricing...my total was 6416.22.

you would have to subtract the tire cost...mounting, balancing etc etc...I don't have the breakdown exactly. Best thing to do is call them. Look up 4wheelparts.com...and Good Luck

AMP power steps: 1999.73 tax and labor included

How much does a 6" lift cost without tires and wheels, are you happy with the ride and what type of problems did you have.