tweba08

After looking around at all of the bumpers on the market, I couldn't find one that was exactly what I wanted. I liked the Red Rock Pre-Runner bumper but the bumper was a little to long and, as you know, are no longer selling their bumpers. I decided to build one exactly to what I wanted and save some $$$ at the same time. I ordered some shackle mounts, bought some 1/4" - 9" flat bar, 6" flat bar, 5" flat bar and 2" flat bar and started piecing it together.

Everything tacked:



Welded, fog light holes and smooth edges.


Here it is after the test fit on the Jeep:




I added some tube work and wasn't sure how I wanted to do the side tubes so I finished it like this and will add on what I decide to do later:


Finished:

MTPOCKETS

Looks great! I love the lines, this is the best looking bumper I have seen! How much do you want for it?

R0ck

That looks awesome man! Once again I wish I had talents in welding and metalwork. On a another note I notice your signals are tinted quite dark, how is visibility when tinted that heavily? I tinted mine, though not as dark as you and would like to darken a bit if it will not over dampen visibility.

lavajava

Man that is nice...

nikbass

Very good looking bumper man, I'm considering doing a rear bumper, but have too many irons in the fire for now.

I could be wrong but I think the signal and side markers are smokie greay replacements, not tinted originals.

murdoc319

that looks really sharp! great job

tweba08

Thanks, guys......When lit, my signals are plenty visible. I made sure of it when applying the VHT spray paint.

Rawb77

Make one winch worthy and you have yourself a buyer! How much-o you want-o?

tweba08

It is all 1/4" plate so drill some holes and you have a winch bumper. When I get a winch, I might cut out the plate on top and counter sink it if the lights arent in the way...........This bumper is definitely not for sale with all the labor I have in it.

Rawb77

The point is that you need to make more...and sell them to us :-)