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Let's get this out of the way:
Located on Long Island, NY
Asking $500
will ship on your dime or I'll be happy to help arrange mudship...
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This is the bumper I have had on my 60 for about 10 years now. It has become the way people know my truck because of its distinct look. Now I'm planning to move on and get a custom bumper made that will better show the front "face" of my truck. I've really liked this bumper, it's always served me well.
It is made by East Coast Bullbars out of Australia. This particular model was originally specified for a Hilux. I bought it new and had it customized by Up & Over Innovations to fit my 60. They modified the ends where it wraps around the front and they built new mounting brackets. It sits high, above the front frame rails so you get a really nice approach angle (unlike the ARB or Kaymar that sit much lower). The bumper is "alloy" according to the ECB website - it is aluminum as far as I know. As such it is light weight but it is built to be strong. This is a "real" bumper, not a poseur SUV grille guard. I've dropped the full weight of the front of the truck down on it many times and it has always came through. Check out their site for more technical info:
ECB (it's pretty much like the last one on this page)
So, the bad:
It has 4 cracks. If you weld aluminum, or have access to someone that does this will be an easy fix. I was quoted $200 for the work - and that's up here on Long Island, NY where EVERYTHING like this costs more than it does in most of the rest of the country. Detail pics of the cracks follow.
The good:
It is in fine shape other than the cracks. It is not bent and will bolt right up to the front frame horns on an Fj60. It's rare here in the US... you won't look like just any 60 out on the trail. I have the original light assemblies that go in the bumper with the lenses... all in good shape: no cracks or other issues. I had them hooked up to my parking light circuit. I had a pair of fog lights mounted to the mount tabs and I had a hilift in brackets horizontally over the M12k winch. (winch, fairlead, hilift & brackets and fogs are not included)
Located on Long Island, NY
Asking $500
will ship on your dime or I'll be happy to help arrange mudship...
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++
This is the bumper I have had on my 60 for about 10 years now. It has become the way people know my truck because of its distinct look. Now I'm planning to move on and get a custom bumper made that will better show the front "face" of my truck. I've really liked this bumper, it's always served me well.
It is made by East Coast Bullbars out of Australia. This particular model was originally specified for a Hilux. I bought it new and had it customized by Up & Over Innovations to fit my 60. They modified the ends where it wraps around the front and they built new mounting brackets. It sits high, above the front frame rails so you get a really nice approach angle (unlike the ARB or Kaymar that sit much lower). The bumper is "alloy" according to the ECB website - it is aluminum as far as I know. As such it is light weight but it is built to be strong. This is a "real" bumper, not a poseur SUV grille guard. I've dropped the full weight of the front of the truck down on it many times and it has always came through. Check out their site for more technical info:
ECB (it's pretty much like the last one on this page)
So, the bad:
It has 4 cracks. If you weld aluminum, or have access to someone that does this will be an easy fix. I was quoted $200 for the work - and that's up here on Long Island, NY where EVERYTHING like this costs more than it does in most of the rest of the country. Detail pics of the cracks follow.
The good:
It is in fine shape other than the cracks. It is not bent and will bolt right up to the front frame horns on an Fj60. It's rare here in the US... you won't look like just any 60 out on the trail. I have the original light assemblies that go in the bumper with the lenses... all in good shape: no cracks or other issues. I had them hooked up to my parking light circuit. I had a pair of fog lights mounted to the mount tabs and I had a hilift in brackets horizontally over the M12k winch. (winch, fairlead, hilift & brackets and fogs are not included)
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