Rusty's Trail Front Bumper
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From: spring grove il
Year: 2001
Model: Cherokee
Ares Fab are somwhere by Schaumburg I think. If you dont like their stuff or prices just find something else online. There are plenty of options.
Here is a link. Their first bumper without tubing is 450.
http://aresfabrication.com/?page_id=165
Depending on your driving situation, you may want to consider a multi-mount winch where you can remove the winch when its not in use to keep it from the elements as well as keep it secured inside the Jeep.
We offer a couple different options that we can integrate a 2" receiver hitch onto that will allow you to run a multi-mount winch.
We offer a couple different options that we can integrate a 2" receiver hitch onto that will allow you to run a multi-mount winch.
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From: ATX
Year: 2001
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
Engine: 4.0
I was thinking about buying a rear bumper and sliders from Ares
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From: Elwood Illinois
Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 Straight 6
probably should of posted on here sooner but hey forgot all about it.
The Roxolid bumper is sweet, I had to drag an Interational 1850 with a well service hoist on it out of the mud. I just held the front brakes and drug the truck back. (Got a Tiger by the Tail)
I replaced the rear bumper too, I had a hitch receiver rust out and give when I was pulling a buddy out of the ditch over the winter and that started this whole adventure. That was a JCR DIY bumper powder coated satin black by a guy in Crest Hill. (CPC coatings) and now it looks complete, excluding the rust holes in the quarter panels from the bumper end caps.
The Roxolid bumper is sweet, I had to drag an Interational 1850 with a well service hoist on it out of the mud. I just held the front brakes and drug the truck back. (Got a Tiger by the Tail)
I replaced the rear bumper too, I had a hitch receiver rust out and give when I was pulling a buddy out of the ditch over the winter and that started this whole adventure. That was a JCR DIY bumper powder coated satin black by a guy in Crest Hill. (CPC coatings) and now it looks complete, excluding the rust holes in the quarter panels from the bumper end caps.
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