Houston BS Thread

Weld on some titts and ass, on the bumper, im sure it would sell

 

You never heard of staples???

 

If rear ended hard enough, yoy should be more worried about the frame than the littl tailgate Lol

Plus, it would be better for the first bumper being so thin, that way small cars would go under the bunper vs smashing into it

 

No like that.


That's not how it was, was it?

 

HC, wrap around with a swing out... how many times you want me to tell you?

 

I said I would cut my own bed sides too, and I have another vehicle I can drive.

 

gaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay.....



I mean whack..

 

Just make a normal one then add the side, simple! Lol

Ill even let you cut my bed.... well maybe

 

mornin fuckers

 

too early and not enough sleep for me to understand wth your saying. these donuts are not working like they should be

 

nice! damn it now make me one kase except with a tire carrier swing out

 

Is that today??? Wtf jon! You like people coming up your rear

 

And yes like this picture the bumper kase had built first would of been perfect, and little car that rear ends a truck is going to nose dive under the truck. So any beefier wouldnt help in rear end situation

 

Add some douche bag spikes on the bumper!

 

Wait..... are we still able to keep the trailer hitch??

 

Kase, you going into business?

 

Well how high was the first one? Is the hitch exposed like trucks with body lifts? Lol
Im sure the hitch adds a little mire support like an x brace. Stop the frame from flexing so kuch

 

Looks like another drunk night for mike!! He aint said nothing all morning lol

 

very cool! love seeing one man shop startups. hits home for me

little advise for if you decide bumpers are going to be your thing. make a jig. when i do roof and bed racks, I spend a lot of time and effort making sure the main frame or structural pieces are symetrical from side to side. afer that, the rest of the pieces pretty much fall into place, level, true, and symetrical. it's not the case with bumpers. being that there's no perimiter or "main" section to them, if you build them without a jig, symetry becomes a much more time consuming task.

jsut something i learned the last few years. hell, even a well build wooden jig does a good job. just don't catch it on fire

 

you make roof racks you say...