Rear bolt on plate bumper

Gauging interest on a few bumpers that I just finished up for a couple of customers. Bolt on CNC cut and bent rear plate bumper, all 3/16 plate, no cutting required. Raw finish, powder coat available as well. $675 raw, ready for paint, powder coat or bed liner. Located in San Diego. shipping available.

 

Very, very nice. Personally, one of the best looking I've seen. Nice work. Wish you were closer, shipping is gonna kill it for me. Free bump for ya

 

Do you have any pictures with that bumper and a tow hitch?

 

I will try and get some ASAP. Customer picked up the truck and I forgot to take a picture with it with a hitch installed. It's not something I would tell a massive load with, but a small trailer or a light load no problem. 10 bolts hold the bumper on just like the factory bumper and receiver.

 

Nice work.

 

Dang thats nice

 

I can have one assembled, powdercoated, and on a pallet in 2 weeks, ready to ship.

 

What would shipping be to 10312 zip

 

$140 on a pallet and on the road to you.

 

Is the gap at end of bumper adjustable?

 

The Gap at the rear of the bumper is necessary if you want to open your tailgate. if that gap was any smaller your tailgate will be resting on the bumper.

 

I really like that it uses the factory license plate lights. Will it work with the factory receiver still installed? The only negative is the uneven gap on the side between the bumper and the bed. It needs to be even from the top to the bottom. Otherwise it looks great and your price and turn around time are great. Are the lights included as well at this price?

 

sub'd for trailer hitch pics

 

No the stock trailer hitch does not fit, this comes with a receiver for your standard ball. As far as the bumper goes, it's the angle of the dangle. The angle of the photo makes it look uneven. It straight with the body Lines.

 

I wonder if he was referring to this area.

 

Yep. Thanks

 

They look great, are they steel or aluminum?

 

Will you have any swing out options in the future?

 

Yes, I was referring to that area. It doesn't seem the angle would make that look uneven, but who knows.

 

Sure will. Once I finish up a couple of first gens that I have right now I'm going to jump back into the second gen Tacoma.