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eBay is a good place to start. I found my Roadmaster 1428's for my 07 Wrangler there for $175.00. They were perfect. All I did was buy new nuts and bolts and give the brackets a shot of Paint. Rick and Julia 2005 Dolphin 5376, W24, Solid Body Paint, Koni FSD's 07 Jeep Sahara Unlimited, toad ReadyBrute Tow bar, Roadmaster brackets "As much fun as you can legally have"

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| Posts: 538 | Location: San Juan Bautista, CA. | Registered: July 26, 2006 |    |
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| Posts: 4323 | Location: Originally Newark, DE; Now The Good ol' U.S. of A. | Registered: May 24, 2000 |    |
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Dirk's suggestion, as well as Rick's appear to be the best...unless you can build your own. I was given a used Roadmaster "Stowmaster" towbar and cover but couldn't use the mounts that were specified for my '96 Grand Cherokee as it has custom bumpers. My only choice was to fabricate new mounts. I looked at the pictures of the recommended brackets but they wouldn't work. I ended up welding some 3/8" thick steel plate and 1/4" thick steel angle and flat bar to a few locations and then used all new 1/2" grade 8 CAT hardware. I have to post some pics but it worked perfectly on our recent vacation.
'98 Gulfstream Sun Voyager Bus with 275HP-800FT/#, Allison 6-spd.
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HitchTrader is a great website, thanks for sharing it. I've book marked for future reference. Rick and Julia 2005 Dolphin 5376, W24, Solid Body Paint, Koni FSD's 07 Jeep Sahara Unlimited, toad ReadyBrute Tow bar, Roadmaster brackets "As much fun as you can legally have"

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| Posts: 538 | Location: San Juan Bautista, CA. | Registered: July 26, 2006 |    |
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