JCR DIY Off-road bumper
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JCR DIY Off-road bumper
Finally clearing financial things up and I still have no bumper, literally. I'm dead set on this bumper and want a stinger/light bar. But I don't want to pay. Would it be worth to buy it or just bend the tubing and cut and weld? Should I get the tie in brackets? Just looking for a strong, functional, affordable bumper.
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I'm in the same boat as you. Love that bumper and I've been thinking about it a lot. Might just end up ordering it pretty soon here but I need new tires pretty soon so I'm torn with a "need" and a "want" decision. Lol
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Why is shipping so expensive?!
You'd have to ask UPS that one. Many of our products are oversize in both dimension and weight. UPS doesn't like to deal with large packages, so rates start to get a little crazy near their oversize limits.
Can I combine shipping?
On small items this is all ready done at checkout. On larger items UPS gives us no discount for combining packages in one shipment, so therefore we cannot offer any better deal to you.
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Originally Posted by brimy311
Our Crusader front Winch bumper ships at $80, DIY winch bumper ships at $59.
The Crusader Standard rear ships at $70, the DIY Rear ships at $45.
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