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did you fab that up or where is that from. It's nice

 

I made it myself in my shop class at school. Started off with 2x6 tube and added some 2x4 for the sides. Then flat for the boxes under the lights

 

It's funny this is also the topic of the month in advance tech and we get more post in this thread.

 

Homebrewed

 

I put a warrior products rear bumper on mine, it mounts to the stock bumper mount locations and thru the unibody frame rail and it has two d-ring mounts welded on both sides. Also it's not very heavy, if your going to build one weight is something to keep in mind.

 

here mine i got from www.brookscustomconcepts.com he has really great prices and they r some HD bumpers and they fit around the tail lights great

 

It's not here yet but I ordered this cut-n-fold from Dirtbound Offroad. I liked it' because it tucked in nicely and had good lines. This is a website photo.

 

Got the same Warrior bumper... Pretty nice. Gotta do some cutting to get the brackets inside the unibody channels, but the mounting system seems real solid once you get it all together.

 

This is my Nates 4x4 Bumper with Swingout Tire Carrier. I can not say enough good about Nates. Customer service went above and beyond. Price is right, and the shop that did the powdercoat/install was amazed at the quality for the price.

 

 

Rear tube bumper, still in progress.

 

My JCR stage 2 bumper... Quality is top notch... fitment.... I would give a D-. I had it installed by a professional body shop and they spent hrs just trying to shim it correct, all in all its on and tight, but is def crooked.

 

Not sure if it is an optical illusion making it look worse... But it looks REALLY crooked.

 

Heres mine, home made.