Will a ARB bumper from a second gen Toyota pickup fit a 80 series landcuiser?
2nd gen to LC fj80 bumper? (1 Viewer)
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Waiting for the Great Pumpkin
Never heard that.
Weirder has happened, you could always add some welds if you're hellbent on making it happen for whatever reason though. I expect the wings will be too narrow based on my bro-inlaw's old 4runner though.
Start with a quick measure of the framerail spread, then ask the same of the bumper seller. Assuming that's the deal here, right?
Weirder has happened, you could always add some welds if you're hellbent on making it happen for whatever reason though. I expect the wings will be too narrow based on my bro-inlaw's old 4runner though.
Start with a quick measure of the framerail spread, then ask the same of the bumper seller. Assuming that's the deal here, right?
Anything is possible with a Lincoln. Measure frame rail and overall length.
It's going to take a lot of work. youre better off just building your own or buying one made for an 80.
I modified a second gen taco ARB to fit my t100. They're more similarly sized vehicles and it was still a nightmare. I had to create custom mounting, cut the bumper into 5 pieces, trim 4 of the pieces significantly while keeping in mind the tubes still had to fit back, then put it all back together.
I modified a second gen taco ARB to fit my t100. They're more similarly sized vehicles and it was still a nightmare. I had to create custom mounting, cut the bumper into 5 pieces, trim 4 of the pieces significantly while keeping in mind the tubes still had to fit back, then put it all back together.
Having owned both vehicles, I can definitely say that the front bumper mounts are completely different. The PU body width is also narrower. As others have said, unless you are up for a lot of customization, you're better off looking for one specifically for an 80.
