Move DIY Bumpers

Has anybody had any experience with this company's bumpers?
www.movebumpers.com
You weld it up yourself, I'm trying to find any pictures of a rear one on a 3rd gen Taco.

 

I was looking at these too. I have a co worker that put front and back bumpers on a 1 ton dodge 4x4 that look pretty good.

 

website it a little funky..but here are the pics I could dig up.
Front bumper is about $~450-500. Then you have to weld and coat. Just FYI if you hunt around you could buy something pre-welded for close to that(I got a SOS in the group buy for ~$650) just my .02


And the rear: WIsh it had hidden/integrated tow though..

 

I've been wondering about something like this, I like the idea, since I don't have CAD or a laser cutting connect where I currently live.

 

I can weld it out myself and have a friend that does the rhino truck bed liners so I could save a little there.

 

The website is a little odd. does not really give you a description of what type bumper is pictured. I googled for pics of these bumpers and there is not many out there. But I like the idea of doing it yourself.

 

I asked about holes for the factory license plate lights & trailer hookup. They said those are not there & I would need to modify the bumper myself for that. Waiting to hear about the hitch as far as if it uses factory, hidden or whatever.

 

I would expect that you would need to trim and tweak to get these to work and look right..... If you can do that, how far away are you from just DIY the whole thing?

 

Mesojdm, I would love to catch a group buy on a bare metal rear bumper. I want to coat it myself with some Eastwood Chassis black, it holds up the best for me against the salt they throw around in the winter. I liked the thought of welding it up myself, plus money is a factor, but modifying for the factory stuff sounds like a pain. Has there ever been any Fab Four group buys, I like their rear premium bumper.

 

Unless you're doing it ALL by hand, you would need a CAD program and CAD laser cutting.