bumper ???????

[-MOSES-]

Originally Posted by Disco Mike

Moses,
I like that rear bumper, very clean and functional and it fits at all the right places.

Thanks Man, I like em skinny !

Originally Posted by Disco Mike

Well it looks like we are set, maybe we can motivate some others to build their own.
Mike

I agree there It just makes your truck that much more, yours .

I think I said this in another bumper post on here but , all ya gotta do is start from the mounts out and it will all come together . Think of it as cut & paste !When I first started building stuff back in the day all I had was a skill saw with a cutting wheel, a 4 inch grinder, and a friend at a muffler shop that could weld but I built some cool stuff !

[Disco Mike]

Originally Posted by -MOSES-

Thanks Man, I like em skinny !




I agree there It just makes your truck that much more, yours .

I think I said this in another bumper post on here but , all ya gotta do is start from the mounts out and it will all come together . Think of it as cut & paste !When I first started building stuff back in the day all I had was a skill saw with a cutting wheel, a 4 inch grinder, and a friend at a muffler shop that could weld but I built some cool stuff !

I hear you like them skinny, me, I like mine with a little more substance, granted I did get a little carried away on my front bumper. If I had it to do again, I would have gone to 2X4 box steel.
You take care.
Mike

[disco12]

those look great I might be building or making a front and rear of my own.

[Choqiees]

wow...both look veryyy good it's not even on the same level as DIY ones IMO.

both are differ from the looks and might be a reference for someone who likes thick bumper or thin bumper.

[drewclare25]

mike that's an awesome bumper.

i'd love to know how you made it and the materials you used...hint hint

[HMBFreelander]

Mike, that's a great looking pair of bumpers. I agree the front one looks a little too tall! What thickness box steel did you use?