homemade bumpers

Did this one out of 1 3/4 .120 DOM and a .25" steel skid!

 

Had an offer for it, gunna let it go for $100.[/QUOTE]

How much to ship it to 49417. I'll give you a little more for it. I really like it

 

Thanks for the compliments.

 

Well this is what I'm thinking about doing. Leave the front bumper and take the plastic piece off and fab up something out of tube to protect the rad.

 

dam i didnt know you made it out of DOM. was curious how it was holding up to those hits haha.

this bumper can take a hit. i can vouch for it

 

Not done yet still need to get the tube bent thats the only thing i cant do myself. So its going to probably cost me more than the rest of the bumper Flush mount reciver hitch, 1/4 inch frame mounts, 10 mounting bolts. Shacklemounts attached to the gussets. YJ spring tag bracket.

 

I like it....kinda makes me wish i had gone with a cutbed bumper instead of the trail gear wrap around

 

bad ass truck man!!!!

 

@tbar: what brand is that top and who made your bumper/tire carrier? Never seen that top before... Very nice!!!

 

MORE INFO ON THIS TRUCK!!!!

 

the heres a pic of it opened ,topper is a wildernest. they dont make them anymore.
it pops into a tent
the bumper was made buy a good friend of mine .
if your interested i can give you his number , he does great work
his in the colorado area

 

here is my second bumper. only took about 2 days to build.
also built my sliders

 

Dam nice looking bumper and $100 hell ya... I really wish I could find someone here in Tennessee to fab me up something like that for a couple hundred bucks.

 

Now this is a sweet bumper want to sell it?

 

heres my homemade bumper



and i also added a tiregate on it

 

Props on this here. Gotta be one of the best lookin 1st gen rr bumpers I've seen. Looks great! One question tho...Where's the license plate?

 

If you look at the pic from the side, you will see the license plate on a lightweight peice of tube that slides into the reciever. I've run it that way for a while and just pull it out when I'm towing. But I have since moved it and it is now located underneath the reciever right by the spare tire. But I have plans for a rear tire carrier that I'll hopefully be adding soon and the license plate will get moved to the tire carrier.

 

Getting close on mine

 

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Tire carrier was kind of an afterthought, but it's been working great.








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