Been working on this bumper the past week or so, with odd time with my buddy. Should be picking my truck up tonight and then getting it in to be powder coated on tues/wed.

The bumper faceplate is 3/8th steel all welded and gusseted to a 4x2 piece of channel tubing before the faceplate (faceplate is just to make it looks good with no seems) Made custom Lugs out of 1" thick steel. The spots on the faceplate are weld/heat marks from the rear, will be covered when powdered!

utf-8BSU1HMDExMDQtMjAxMDAyMjctMTUyM.jpg?t=1267399973

utf-8BSU1HMDAxMjcuanBn.jpg?t=1267399989

 

poor teaser pic lol but looks good

 

Looks good! But isn't the hitch receiver up pretty high?

 

Like Downey said, ****ty teaser pic but it should look great when its painted.

 

Nope, it is tied into the 4x2 steel behind the faceplate.. there's enough clearance, non issue

 

That things beefy man! I like it..its like a B.A./useful version of a roll pan haha.

 

Now all you need is 2 solid axles and some decals.

 

Exactly what I set out to design haha

 

haha, ya I could sure use those Decals....get on it :P
and I only need one solid axle.. I already got one out back :P

 

well right new we need some good pictures of that bumper

 

Not until tomorrow.. I am picking the truck up in about 4 hours.. it'll be dark out..

 

Thats why you park under a street light, or go to a walmart parking lot, or take better pics in the garage its being worked on in, or park infront of a friends car with their head lights pointed at it...

 

I was meaning isn't it up pretty high to use for towing?

 

This is not a tow vehicle... won't ever be using it for towing.. probably not even safe to..lol

If I do any LIGHT towing like a utility trailer around the neighborood, I'll just get a drop hitch receiver

 

and it looks like its inline with the frame which is better for using it for recoveries.

 

Makes sense... lol at least it's there if you do need it!