ALL-NEW: Headlight, Taillight and Grille Light Guards, Quartermaster Bed Rack/ Molle Panels and Skid Plates!

[Signature Autosports]

Hey everyone! We at Signature Autosports are BACK with EVEN MORE NEW goodies!



Light Guards for Grille Fog Lights, Headlights and Taillights for both the Wagon and Quartermaster are available, as well as Skid Plates and our All-New Bed Rack for the QuarterMaster!

VIEW THESE PARTS ON OUR STORE HERE!

Powder-coating custom color options available.

Engineered for rugged off-road adventures, our high-quality, Aluminum bed racks offer a durable, secure mounting solution for your gear, while the integrated Molle Panels provide endless customization options for carrying tools, recovery equipment, or tactical gear.

Give us a call or send us an email with any product questions or if you need assistance with product selection:

info@signatureautosports.com
(910)-632-0260

To diminish lead times and maintain high-quality control, ALL Signature Autosports Offroad Gear products are made IN-HOUSE in our North Carolina, USA facility!

 

[ADVAW8S]

I left a message on Facebook also. Would you be willing to make a canopy topper for Grenadier?

 

[Signature Autosports]

I left a message on Facebook also. Would you be willing to make a canopy topper for Grenadier?

Hi! Are you referring to a hard shell or soft shell topper?

 

[ADVAW8S]

Hi! Are you referring to a hard shell or soft shell topper?

Hard shell

 

[Jiman01]

Are the light guards also made in the US, unlike the Amazon imports?

 

[parb]

Are these made by you or is it the Chinese stuff?

 

[David Czarnecki]

Are these made by you or is it the Chinese stuff?

They make them in North Carolina. They make bull bars and running boards as well. I've been to their shop. First class operation. I run their bull bar on my rig.

 

[Zimm]

The 80's are back. Some good old fashioned land rover'esque damage multipliers. Why settle for a smashed tail light, when you can jam a piece of metal into the bodywork too? Considering the relative indestructibility of modern headlights, I can see the headlight covers being innovative if there was heating element in them and they could melt the ice, Otherwise, they kinda look like frozen slush holders to me.

 

[parb]

The 80's are back. Some good old fashioned land rover'esque damage multipliers. Why settle for a smashed tail light, when you can jam a piece of metal into the bodywork too? Considering the relative indestructibility of modern headlights, I can see the headlight covers being innovative if there was heating element in them and they could melt the ice, Otherwise, they kinda look like frozen slush holders to me.

Crowd control?

 

[Jiman01]

The 80's are back. Some good old fashioned land rover'esque damage multipliers. Why settle for a smashed tail light, when you can jam a piece of metal into the bodywork too? Considering the relative indestructibility of modern headlights, I can see the headlight covers being innovative if there was heating element in them and they could melt the ice, Otherwise, they kinda look like frozen slush holders to me.

…always with the negative waves Moriarty

The rears have helped me when loading beach chairs, bikes, etc…when I had a Jeep. Hopefully no one expects them to do anything from an MVA.

And they look cool along with the 80’s looking truck, and round “nerf” bars Maybe I’ll dye my tips blond tomorrow to complete the look

With that said, these are near the bottom of my Farkle list, but good to know they’re made here vs the Chinese versions on Amazon.

 

[anand]

Maybe I’ll dye my tips blond tomorrow to complete the look

Color me thoroughly impressed that Sun-In is still around and now sold on Amazon... (see what I did there?)

 

[David Czarnecki]

Color me thoroughly impressed that Sun-In is still around and now sold on Amazon... (see what I did there?)

Far funnier response. Well done sir! And its a little early for such satire. Enjoy your day.

 

[Signature Autosports]

Are the light guards also made in the US, unlike the Amazon imports?

Yes! everything is made IN-HOUSE in our facility in Castle Hayne, NC!

 

[Signature Autosports]

Are these made by you or is it the Chinese stuff?

Hey! Yes! Everything we sell is made in-house. We are based in Castle Hayne, NC!

 

[Signature Autosports]

Hard shell

This would be pretty cool. Maybe with some utility access doors on either side. We will brain storm.

 

[SterlingS!lver704]

Excited to get my headlight guards in from Signature this week.! Amazingly quick shipping, even though I’m not too far away. Question for the forum, since my Grenny came with no headlight bezel screws: any idea how long and the width of those screws? I found a post that states t27 Torx, but I don’t see any other specs anywhere. My dealer said they would get right on it, but I’m wondering if they have to ship them from a French part bin… glad to source them myself if I knew the specs.

 

[parb]

Wait? You don't have any screws holding the plastic gray cover into the car?

 

[Shopkeep]

…always with the negative waves Moriarty

The rears have helped me when loading beach chairs, bikes, etc…when I had a Jeep. Hopefully no one expects them to do anything from an MVA.

And they look cool along with the 80’s looking truck, and round “nerf” bars Maybe I’ll dye my tips blond tomorrow to complete the look

With that said, these are near the bottom of my Farkle list, but good to know they’re made here vs the Chinese versions on Amazon.

Extra points for the Kelly's Heroes quote!

 

[SterlingS!lver704]

Wait? You don't have any screws holding the plastic gray cover into the car?

Zero headlight bezel screws. Bought it new with 16 miles last week…

I think I’ve confirmed T30, but still a wild guess on thread and length.

 

[anand]

Zero headlight bezel screws. Bought it new with 16 miles last week…

I think I’ve confirmed T30, but still a wild guess on thread and length.

How strange that it wasn't caught during the multiple QC checks at the factory nor by the dealer during PDI...