Removed rear bumper
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Umm, yes I do.
It protects me from the 16-year-old who rear ends me at the drive thru and the 68-year-old who believes proper parallel parking involves "tapping" the cars ahead and behind him. Ask me how I know.
Easier to swap out disposable bumpers (which can be had for $25 on craigslist) than worry with bent sheet metal. Obviously, i've you're hit hard enough to bend the frame all bets are off.
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It protects me from the 16-year-old who rear ends me at the drive thru and the 68-year-old who believes proper parallel parking involves "tapping" the cars ahead and behind him. Ask me how I know.
Easier to swap out disposable bumpers (which can be had for $25 on craigslist) than worry with bent sheet metal. Obviously, i've you're hit hard enough to bend the frame all bets are off.
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Last edited by RustyShovel; 04-03-2011 at 09:13 AM.
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I prefer the first option.
To each his own.
Last edited by RustyShovel; 04-03-2011 at 10:01 AM. Reason: typo
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Originally Posted by GCM 2
And you think the plastic is going to save your frame
I'm bumperless:
<img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=145983"/>
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