I bought two Rubbermaid office trash cans that were retangular in shape and black in color. I used the old pieces as templates and cut new ones with some tin-snips, drilled holes and mounted them with some self tapping stainless screws and washers. I modified the shapes of the side pieces to fill in better and fit nicer around the front sway bar. Looks better than stock and is made of a thicker plastic too.
I bought two Rubbermaid office trash cans that were retangular in shape and black in color. I used the old pieces as templates and cut new ones with some tin-snips, drilled holes and mounted them with some self tapping stainless screws and washers. I modified the shapes of the side pieces to fill in better and fit nicer around the front sway bar. Looks better than stock and is made of a thicker plastic too.
Damn, I LOVE car-guy ingenuity like that. Just random little details that would cost a lazy man 10 times as much to buy plain replacement parts that aren't as good anyway. Well done, sir.
I bought two Rubbermaid office trash cans that were retangular in shape and black in color. I used the old pieces as templates and cut new ones with some tin-snips, drilled holes and mounted them with some self tapping stainless screws and washers. I modified the shapes of the side pieces to fill in better and fit nicer around the front sway bar. Looks better than stock and is made of a thicker plastic too.