Best homemade mod
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I used the stock bumper ends to cover the chopped bumper ends. Stuck them on the inside and fastened them with lag screws that pulled them tight together.
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This looks great. How's it holding up? Did you then paint the whole bumper and what did you use to paint it?
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I barrowed this idea from someone else on the forum (can't remember who) but I think it looks awsome and was only 20 bucks.
Last edited by jesse0376; 05-15-2011 at 03:58 PM.
#208
Metal type
what type and gauge of metal did you use for the front bumper???
First mod I made was my light brackets, then a cb mic holder (no picture), power outlets in the backseat area, almost free quick discos, then my front bumper, and I just started on my rear bumper and skid plates.
light brackets
power outlets
for the discos I just bought some cotter pins and drilled a hole through the existing bolt
front bumper
the beginning of my rear bumper and skid plates
trying to find a good angle
I know it says the best homemade mod, but I love all of my mods
light brackets
power outlets
for the discos I just bought some cotter pins and drilled a hole through the existing bolt
front bumper
the beginning of my rear bumper and skid plates
trying to find a good angle
I know it says the best homemade mod, but I love all of my mods
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#210
Originally Posted by spryan81
Got a set of slightly rusted bed rails from my father in law's old truck, sanded them down, cut them to length, a little rattle can bed liner and viola...
Do you have a ragtop, or do you just never use a top?