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For Sale: Plate Bumper (front) - WI

 
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Old 07-09-2012
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Plate Bumper (front) - WI

Some of you may have seen my bumper I posted in the fab thread, but I thought I'd put it up in here also for the others that dont get into that section. Quite a few have shown interest in buying this bumper so I thought I may as well put some more together.

* The plates are a combination of 3/16" and 1/8".

* The weight is around 70 lbs.

* It uses the OEM foglights with the 3 mounting screws.

* Bolts on to factory mounting location.

* Any questions, feel free to ask.

* I can change the tow hooks to shackle mount or make other changes if you are interested

I'm asking $870
 
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Very cool bumper! For anyone who thinks this is a lot to spend, try building one yourself! it's no walk in the park! very cool bumper with a lot of work in it! I wish I had cash to throw around.
 
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Yes, I will be steeling ideas from this bumper.

Why again are you selling?
 
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I think he's wanting to make more. Not sell his.
 
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I have about 15-20 hours in making mine. That price is DEFINITELY a good one! GLWS.
 
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Originally Posted by SteelDirigible
Very cool bumper! For anyone who thinks this is a lot to spend, try building one yourself! it's no walk in the park! very cool bumper with a lot of work in it! I wish I had cash to throw around.
Thanks, I know exactly what you mean. I didn't want to throw down a thousand plus for a bumper at the time either, but after going through the whole build, I totally understand why they cost so much.

The welding and grinding time was a small part of the build, coming up with what I wanted it to look like, with the tools I had available to me was the hardest and the most time consuming part IMO.

I think this is a pretty fair price, and by the sounds of ot others agree.

Again thanks for the compliments everyone!!
 
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Props for a solid product. Is it compatible with a front hitch?
 
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Props for a solid product. Is it compatible with a front hitch?
Thanks, I can add one on at for extra cost.
 
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I meant more if it's on my truck. Could a hole be added or would that be better off left to me to get placement spot on?
 
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Oh ok. It would probly be best if you were able to get cut the opening so it lines up correctly with your hitch brand.

It would be pretty easy to do. Drill a hole at corner and use a cut-off wheel to connect the holes.
 
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Yes, I will be steeling ideas from this bumper.

Why again are you selling?
Get it? STEELING. Stealing..... haha
 
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I was hoping somebody would catch my pun. Lol.
I've used that one a lot.
 
 
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