I know this is kinda too late, but I would recommend getting a grill guard
for your truck. I ran into the back of some kid (slammed his breaks on for
no reason---currently under investigation) last week. I hit him at about 20
mph. I messed his pos car up pretty bad, and permantly locked the trunk.
My truck came out with a very slighty bent grill guard, a couple straches on
the guard and one broken 6x9 off-road light. Took me 20 miutes to realign
the guard and do some touch up painting. $40 for a new off-road light. The
grill guard cost me $169. I would say it is the best investment I've made
on the truck so far. Best of all, it saved my $400 fiberglass ram-air hood.
--Aaron--
95 DSRC 4x4 V6
>From: MoreMPH@aol.com
>Reply-To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
>To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
>Subject: DML: Smashed my dakota
>Date: Fri, 31 Dec 1999 14:18:59 EST
>
>i was respoding on a water rescue call this morning and on acurvy road in
>thick fog. I was going about 30 around the curve and too my suprise there
>were abou 5 cows in the road. so it was a qucik decission fence or 1000
>pound
> angus. i choose the fence post. by the time i slowed it down and nudged
>th
>epost. dimpling my bumper and busting the headlight light bezel and
>turnsignal. so now i need to buy new ones or good used ones. anybody know
>of
>a repuable sorce. It is for a 93 dodge dakota 4x4 ext cab with composite
>style headlights thanks alot
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