My home brew rear bumper.
Doubles as a 6 gallon air tank.
Full build thread at
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f46/pb...red-xj-189166/

 

why do you have stock fender flares on drivers side and really nice ones on the passenger side?

 

Most likely a newer pictures, notice the wheels are also different and there's rain on the ground.

 

I thought you spilled beer in the driveway, you need to run at least 33s to drive on PBR

 

Haha
Yeah, the pic with the wet ground was after I put my home brew fenders and 33s on.

 

heres my front and rear bumpers all scrap metal made fronts going to change once I get it trimmed to fit tires bigger than 35s.

 

homebuilt front and rear

 

He leans more to the right than the left so,he needed more protection.

 

 

I love you bumpers hammered.. I do have a questionI need a suggestion for type of bolt to put in the frame on the brackets I hope my bumper receiver hitch and skid plates all that together to the frame For the rear bumper Of my 94 Jeep Grand Cherokee

 

Started mine a while back. Got in a rush and I think I may have ruined it. Heat warped it into a frown. Not sure if.I can straighten it or if a swing out will function. Damn.

 

Hmmmm might want to go back to the drawing board on that one.

 

First swing at building a bumper, still needs cleaned up and painted.

 

There's mine, simple, basic, "hidden winch" bumper. I wanted a better approach angle then what I had with my old one, and this one definitely got me to my goal.

 

Here is mine. I got the bumper from a buddy that's was cleaning his gargage out. I cut the ends at an angle then added the stinger and some light tabs couple months later when I used a welder for my engine swap.