http://www.custom4x4fabrication.com/index.html
This is the website. I'm sorry that it took me so long to get back to you about it.

buy bracket, make your own mounting bracket.
here's mine.

Just make sure you get the bracket too. you'll have to make your own mounting device

No, there won't be too much of a load difference in 35 Watts. Like i said, I used stock wiring. the only thing i did is clipped the stock connecters out, and i hard wire the wires to the actual lamp, then fill it with silicone so nothing happens.

Yea, in my opinion its much better. They're 55w as opposed to i think 20. that, and i couldn't find replacement 94 fog lights when i went to do this. so i just made custom brackets.
Used stock harness and swtich.

UPR Products www.uprproducts.com I picked them up at Carlisle Ford Nats a couple of years ago.
MikeR

Yeah they both fit in the stock radio slot but I have to file down the top and bottom of the radio bezel to make them fit but it looks good with them on top of each other. I'll take pictures tomorrow and see if I can upload them so you can see what it looks like.

I got it at a truck stop when I drove to Cali a few years ago for $50. I don't talk much on mine because I don't have one to talk to but I do keep it on when I'm in my truck just to know whats going on on the roads and where the traffic pile ups are and it's also nice to have when bad weather comes in.

I used to have this one in my truck https://www.cobra.com/detail/19-dx-i...t-cb-radio.cfm but it went out and I got this one now https://www.cobra.com/detail/18-wx-s...aa-weather.cfm I love it and its always on when I'm in my truck

have you dug threw my old threads all my mods are in there i dont get on here that much any more

I don't think that it will directly bolt to anything older than a '99. From my understanding these bumpers were originally made for YJ's and just happened to fit perfectly (minus different brackets) on the ranger from '99 to present. If you message the guy that fabs them, I'm sure he'll know exactly what you would need to make it bolt up, but if you have fab skills it really shouldn't be that hard, you will probably have to extend your frame rails and the bumper will act as the front frame cross member that the newer 4X4's have. As far as other people with this bumper, I have seen them. There are two recovery vehicle style rangers that had the same bumper but with modified grill guards bolted to the top of the steel bumper... I wish i could remember their tag names.