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We're roughly 6 weeks out from the first orders shipping out. We opted to set up and machine 50 sets this run. In total, that's 1,000 billet parts, plus some extras for 'just incase'.

Wow, black looks awesome! CONGRATULATIONS!!

I agree with you there. I totally don't want to step on anyone's toes or get my hand slapped. We're here for the community and to crank out amazing products that are driven by requests made on the forum.

Sending you a PM. They're also on sale for Independence day, so you're in luck!

We started machining the first run of parts about a week ago. We're planning to ship in about 7 more weeks.

We're in the process of machining our modular billet steps for the Land Cruiser now. Simple installation, minimum maintenance, wont rust, wont impede on ground clearance, built to step on!

Here are some photos of the two styles. The solid black is extremely rugged. The post machined top has a very nice contrast. It’s not a look you often see in the off road market, especially in a sea of all black accessories The step size is 12” long x 5 “ wide.

Hi Dave. You’re correct. You’d be surprised at the amount of people that only ask for two for just the back doors, most likely for their kids.

Absolutely! We ship international on a regular basis!

Great news! We're moving forward at full speed! The clamp assembly design functions flawlessly. We'll be cutting chips on billet clamp assemblies now. For those that are interested, I'll open up the preorder. If you're definitely in the market and your LC is on order, this is the perfect...

F-15! That's the airframe I crewed while in the Air Force. Good possibility my hands were on that one. Where was that pic taken at? -Curtis

That's been a feature I've been trying to figure out. Our '88 DEFENDER 110 has steps like that. The problem I'm running into and literally running into, is the step when folded up would be hit by the door when you open it. If I lower the step to clear the door, the whole apparatus looks gangly...

The biggest variable will be the mounting apparatus. It's going to be rather large to span across the tubular bars. One I get that nailed down and squeeze as much efficiency out as I can, I can get firm on price. How about a Pelican case with firm foam to secure the steps? I kind of go over the...

Awesome! Machined billet is the way to go. I guess I should add, while we were at SEMA with the Bronco, Mark (I forget his last name), one of their lead engineers, stopped by our booth and was amazed at what we we were able to integrate with the Bronco. Mark promptly brought me to their main...

That's correct! If you're familiar with the area, we're just a 1/4 mile away from The Trails shopping center.

Hello! My name is Curtis. I guess I'll make this an introduction of sorts. We're anxiously awaiting the arrival of our new Land Cruiser and we're excited to get rolling on accessories for it and take it all over the PNW to just enjoy the experience! Being a car guy and the adventuring type, I've...