Pelfrybilt 3rd gen High clearance rear bumper DIY Kits "New parts"

Here is the last of the "new" pelfreybilt bumper parts.

I've been sitting on these for over 5 years and I would like my floor space back.

I have crates of formed parts that I'm boxing up into DIY weld yourself kits. So if you know how to weld or have a buddy that does now is the time to pick up a high clearance rear bumper for under $500 bucks. They can be picked up locally or shipped via UPS.

There is very limited stock on these once they are gone they are gone for good.

https://www.bayareametalfab.com/Pel...High-clearance-rear-bumper-DIY-KIT_p_210.html

 

Fomo triggered, how do I show da wife I bought a $500 toilet seat?

 

By both and tell her it was 1000 for the toilet. You know inflation.

 

Well, it is TWSS time of year. are you sure YOU bought it an not your TWSS?

 

How much does shipping look like it will cost? I'm in AZ

 

They ship UPS, so the site will calculate shipping for you.

 

64 shopping carts with this item sorry you all can't buy one lol.

 

so the refund means we where not quick enough?

 

What refund?

 

there was a refund on paypal today for the order

 

Pm your order number, none of the orders were cancelled we still have some.

 

Ok, Hail Mary question. How easy, problematic, would it be to mod this to fit a 2nd Gen? Also is this the same bumper base for a swing out? I may want to add one later.

Thanks.

 

Rear bumper fitment for second and third gens is identical on the frame. Your body cutting will be different and you will need to triple check your measurements to make sure you're not getting up into the light housing. That being said, the bumpers can be adjusted with where they're mounted on the frame a little bit.

 

Are these bumper kits like the DIY sliders you sold that came with no instructions and wrong parts that couldn't be exchanged?

 

@JLee
Im interested in grabbing one of these. Super deal! Will any instruction be provided. I could probably get by with some pictures of a completed one.
Thanks!

 

Do you just come to threads to talk crap for no reason? you should re look at those PM's you sent, Not once did you ask for replacement parts on the pieces that were missing a slot. When did I tell you parts can't be exchanged?

 

No instructions on these, there are only a few and they are not our product they were intended for production before they went under.

 

I can't go back, as I left the conversation long ago...when it became clear that reaching out wasn't getting me anywhere. You blew me off and not once offered to make the purchase right. It wasn't pieces missing a slot, it was too many pieces for one side and not enough for the other. I made a piece for one side fit the other. It's not correct, but it works...so far.

I don't just talk crap for no reason. Poor customer service is poor customer service. I had a small fab business for a couple of years. It got too big and wasn't going to be enough to replace my day job, so I folded. I understand things can go sideways sometimes. Communication is the key.

I hope your business does well, but I won't buy from you again.

 

Honestly I don't see anything in our pm or emails that would be poor customer service to anyone, Maybe you should go back and read it because you left a conversation that you ended with "I guess there's no need to send me anything" , I literally offered you a new one and you declined, and thanked me for the input. Then come here years later to talk crap saying I have poor customer service. I'm sorry I didn't realize the "I guess" was passive aggressive you suck at your job. I guess I can't please them all.

 

Are these things pretty easy to weld up...with a 110v Harbor Frieght Welder? Asking for a friend...