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Old 08-11-06, 10:40 AM   #1
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Post your rear bumper PIX!

Hey guys, i went wheelin the other day and completely destroyed my rear bumper, i wanted to ask anyone and everyone with a 70 to give me ideas. I have a guy that said he would do a replica of pretty much any bumper i showed him provided it was a good pic.... so... please help me out!

I need it to be TOUGH and handle more than a few hits.. i also need a hitch to drag along my other toys (motorcycle).

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Old 08-13-06, 03:15 AM   #2
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4x4labs bumper...tougher than you'll ever need. 3/8 cold bent steel
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Old 08-13-06, 03:17 AM   #3
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Mine is nothing on the above but it was very cheap and easy, I crushed my factory bumper in the bush and replaced it with a leftover piece of 100 x 100 x 3mm ( 4x4x1/8" ) steel tube. I just capped the ends and welded it to the back of the towbar plates. It is perfect to put a hi-lift under to lift the car and is much stronger than the factory one. It's plain-looking but does the job. Total cost including aluminium and powdercoating the towbar was about AUD$100 ( USD$70 )
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Mine is nothing on the above but it was very cheap and easy, I crushed my factory bumper in the bush and replaced it with a leftover piece of 100 x 100 x 3mm ( 4x4x1/8" ) steel tube. I just capped the ends and welded it to the back of the towbar plates. It is perfect to put a hi-lift under to lift the car and is much stronger than the factory one. It's plain-looking but does the job. Total cost including aluminium and powdercoating the towbar was about AUD$100 ( USD$70 )
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It's the flying spaghetti monster, check it out @ www.venganza.org/
They are our local Ballarat plates, yep just a fluke, I know 6061 from aluminium bike components.
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Old 08-13-06, 07:24 PM   #7
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It's the flying spaghetti monster, check it out @ www.venganza.org/
They are our local Ballarat plates, yep just a fluke, I know 6061 from aluminium bike components.
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Of course!! I've been to that site and read the premise...hilarious!


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Old 08-16-06, 08:19 AM   #8
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awsome bumper dieselbigot, i think im going to go with something like yours... i'm assuming the hole in the middle is for the hitch applications? Thanks for the posts guys...
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awsome bumper dieselbigot, i think im going to go with something like yours... i'm assuming the hole in the middle is for the hitch applications? Thanks for the posts guys...
yes...2" receiver for my pintle hitch


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Previous owner built the bumper, looks like a 4x6 tube. I added the swing away carrier from Tomken for Jeep. Some modding to make it all fit.
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make that a 2x6 tube
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