It isn't the only thing that doesn't make much sense about that bumper.
Did anyone jump on the Motobilt Crusher limited production front bumper order?
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It isn't the only thing that doesn't make much sense about that bumper.
it says their tools go cold after the last one is made.
Can we start a side conversation about how they jacked the price up in part because this is a 1 of 50 bumper....? How is rare good when we plan to smack our bumpers on rocks, logs, etc? They should just keep building stinger bumpers.
We make only a few so we don’t have to work much and you have to pay a big price.
I’m sure they will trip over their arrogance anytime now.
I’m sure they will trip over their arrogance anytime now.
It's not a bad motto, wish I would work less. Jeep parts are expensive though
@GATORB8 wionder if they will give you the option to put a number plate on it, if they actually serialize the end product
Yeah, false scarcity isn't what we're looking for in Jeep parts, these aren't collectors items, they are wear items that will need replacement eventually.
Meaning this is the diamond engagement ring of Jeep bumpers?
Kinda cool looking for those that got it.
Not a fan of limited run things. Just because others don’t get it doesn’t mean it should be worth more. But I know someone will pay that price.
It seems like my old crusher base. So kinda silly they are charging so much more for it when most of it is something they’ve designed and sold for a while.
Functionally same as a crusher. The aluminum seems to be aesthetically driven only. Same with the other changes of recover point and the bull bar. Maybe if it was more unique they could justify the cost. Maybe add more anodized aluminum and offer it the same colors as everyone is painting their hinges and door handles lol.
I got rid of my crusher front bumper for a few reasons. This one being 3 times what I spent still doesn’t solve any of my issues with it.
Not a fan of limited run things. Just because others don’t get it doesn’t mean it should be worth more. But I know someone will pay that price.
It seems like my old crusher base. So kinda silly they are charging so much more for it when most of it is something they’ve designed and sold for a while.
Functionally same as a crusher. The aluminum seems to be aesthetically driven only. Same with the other changes of recover point and the bull bar. Maybe if it was more unique they could justify the cost. Maybe add more anodized aluminum and offer it the same colors as everyone is painting their hinges and door handles lol.
I got rid of my crusher front bumper for a few reasons. This one being 3 times what I spent still doesn’t solve any of my issues with it.
Flux exists in a niche market within a niche market within a niche market.
Savvy was never in stock, Very happy that Flux came to be.
One thing you'll never bitch about Motobilt for is delays and lead times. Damn thing already shipped.
You're fooling yourself if you think they will only produce 50 of these. They will find some kind of marketing buzzwords as to why they had to 'RE-OPEN THE VAULT DUE TO OVERWHELMING DEMAND' at which point the #/50 will not be as exclusive as the people who paid $1,499. Marketing is a wonderful thing.
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Ain't that the truth. Few people understand it, but when you do, you understand just how powerful of a thing it is.
That's awesome! Gotta love when companies operate like that.
I guess you never know, but I've met a bunch of the Motobilt guys (and gals) and they've never given me a reason to doubt their word.
I still wouldn't be as mad as one of the guys with a '24 Final Edition 392, lol.
