TOTM front bumpers
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Year: whats left of a 91
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Year: 1999
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Here's mine. Its a Logans Metal Front Winch Bumper with a Custom front Stinger/Pre-Runner and a Smittybuilt H20 10,000LB Winch. Comes with tie in brackets and extremely well built and strong.






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From: Warren, Pa
Year: 97
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Originally Posted by aquickmopar
Here's mine. Its a Logans Metal Front Winch Bumper with a Custom front Stinger/Pre-Runner and a Smittybuilt H20 10,000LB Winch. Comes with tie in brackets and extremely well built and strong.
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From: SLC, Utah
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
Rigidco FbW2K winch bumper with Dirtbound Offroad Extreme Grille Hoop



Install Pics :







The front bumper/winchplate on held on my 26 bolts !
Sorry I'm a pic ***** !



Install Pics :







The front bumper/winchplate on held on my 26 bolts !
Sorry I'm a pic ***** !
Last edited by Tom95YJ; Aug 8, 2012 at 09:17 AM.
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From: Tampa, FL & DC/MD infrequently
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L I6
i know these aren't the best two pictures, but I wanted to throw a little something different into the mix. Since the primary duty of my Jeep isn't rocks and slow trails, for the time being I didn't need a heavy steel bumper. I did want something larger though. I also wanted something super cheap. When I was able to pick-up this front JK bumper for free...I grabbed it fast! However, the cheap didn't come as cheap as I had hoped as the two 9" long sq. (5x5) tube steel pieces I bought cost a hefty $50 (DC area pricing sucks)!
I will go into details later, and I did record video with plans to edit and post a how to...but it is simple. No frame/body mods, and only a couple of small slits in the JK bumper needed to fit.

I will go into details later, and I did record video with plans to edit and post a how to...but it is simple. No frame/body mods, and only a couple of small slits in the JK bumper needed to fit.

Originally Posted by WeatherWarrior
i know these aren't the best two pictures, but I wanted to throw a little something different into the mix. Since the primary duty of my Jeep isn't rocks and slow trails, for the time being I didn't need a heavy steel bumper. I did want something larger though. I also wanted something super cheap. When I was able to pick-up this front JK bumper for free...I grabbed it fast! However, the cheap didn't come as cheap as I had hoped as the two 9" long sq. (5x5) tube steel pieces I bought cost a hefty $50 (DC area pricing sucks)!
I will go into details later, and I did record video with plans to edit and post a how to...but it is simple. No frame/body mods, and only a couple of small slits in the JK bumper needed to fit.
I will go into details later, and I did record video with plans to edit and post a how to...but it is simple. No frame/body mods, and only a couple of small slits in the JK bumper needed to fit.
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From: Tampa, FL & DC/MD infrequently
Year: 2000
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Engine: 4.0L I6
Originally Posted by Kuro89
I grabbed a jk bumper planning to do the same but I thought it was too wide when I held it up, glad it worked out for you
Originally Posted by WeatherWarrior
It is wide, but I am planning to eventually join the JK bumper with JK fenders to match. I am only holding out for another freebie or nominal cost set (fronts and rear). It is gonna cost a bit to do the brackets and such, but that is for another TOTM. Was it simply the visual width you didn't like pr did you see a technical issue. I want to make sure I'm not missing something.
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Originally Posted by WeatherWarrior
i know these aren't the best two pictures, but I wanted to throw a little something different into the mix. Since the primary duty of my Jeep isn't rocks and slow trails, for the time being I didn't need a heavy steel bumper. I did want something larger though. I also wanted something super cheap. When I was able to pick-up this front JK bumper for free...I grabbed it fast! However, the cheap didn't come as cheap as I had hoped as the two 9" long sq. (5x5) tube steel pieces I bought cost a hefty $50 (DC area pricing sucks)!
I will go into details later, and I did record video with plans to edit and post a how to...but it is simple. No frame/body mods, and only a couple of small slits in the JK bumper needed to fit.
I will go into details later, and I did record video with plans to edit and post a how to...but it is simple. No frame/body mods, and only a couple of small slits in the JK bumper needed to fit.
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From: SLC, Utah
Year: 1999
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Originally Posted by gy24
Tom95yj, that is one of the coolest wheeling pictures I have ever seen. I'm assuming that's out west somewhere?






