Anyone ever wanting one, they are making them again for a limited time!
FJ40, FJ45, BJ ARB Limited Original 40 Series Bumper - 3420010
FJ40, FJ45, BJ ARB Limited Original 40 Series Bumper - 3420010
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stevebradford
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I neeeed it!
It’s too bad I’m a cheep cruiser head. I really like the look of them... but it’d be more than I paid for my 40. Perhaps if I finally get paid for these last two years.
Do you have any idea how much it would cost to ship that thing from Oklahoma? Or is there
a local source?
a local source?
That is a handsome meat plow.
I'd rather spend almost as much on steel and beer and then several days work and end up with something s***ty.
Cuz that's how I roll.
I'd rather spend almost as much on steel and beer and then several days work and end up with something s***ty.
Cuz that's how I roll.
Or $2K on a plasma cutter, and steel and make something nicer!
stevebradford
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I’m in if anyone wants to do the foot work for this.
I've ordered from Cruiser Corps before they were pretty good to deal with and shipping wasn't too much (although not as heavy and big as the bumper) even shipping to northern BC. But like Seapotato, I'm all about slapping steal together and hoping for the best. Although the old ARB bumper is my favorite style of any bumper out there. Good luck and post pics if you guys do get one or two.
guess I double clicked sorry
I really like the way the metal shop broke the two bends in your bumper and gave it a nice radius, plus the angle on the face you cannot see in the picture.
Keep in mind that we are shipping all ARB bumpers with FREE SHIPPING in the lower 48.
The limited run on the 40 bumper is 895.00 do your door. Orders have to be in by month end.
Just thought it was worth mentioning!
The limited run on the 40 bumper is 895.00 do your door. Orders have to be in by month end.
Just thought it was worth mentioning!
And outside of the 48? We are south of the 49th parallel, but there’s a pesky little dotted line on the map that often seems to double the price tag on things.
Hows about shipping to Victoria BC, V8X 2V1... it’s even a business address if it matters. We could even set up a UPS account or pick it up from a depot if that were an option...
I can get it to that dotted line but for some stupid reason it cost a lot to step over it!!!!
Just drive over and bolt it on!
Just drive over and bolt it on!
Water, forgot the water he has to cross.
BTW to all this might help.
Check out
Express Air International | Near Victoria BC | Intl Shipping, US Imports, Air Freight
This is a viable address within Blaine, USA.
They charge .50/lb to bring it to Victoria Intl airport.
From there I pick up my invoice, walk over to customs pay taxes, walk back and pick up my parcel.
THIS IS THE MOST EFFECTIVE WAY to get stuff shipped for free within the lower 48 delivered literally to your door in Victoria.
I've had boxes of wheels, all kinds of stuff. Bumpers would be easy.
I think that’s a better rate than Clipper Shipping (Victoria Clipper).
With the Victoria clipper you walk in, pick up the documents, go deal with customs, and then go back and pick it up. I’ve not done it with any of them yet.
It’d be good to have a list of options in case some have better rates, limits, restrictions, etc.
I read somewhere about Fernie Forwarding... but have no first hand knowledge of it.
We used to have a property in the USA... we had all our mail forwarded here. After a while USPS in the small town seemed to catch on and they returned a couple things to sender rather forward them... but it was good while it lasted.
With the Victoria clipper you walk in, pick up the documents, go deal with customs, and then go back and pick it up. I’ve not done it with any of them yet.
It’d be good to have a list of options in case some have better rates, limits, restrictions, etc.
I read somewhere about Fernie Forwarding... but have no first hand knowledge of it.
We used to have a property in the USA... we had all our mail forwarded here. After a while USPS in the small town seemed to catch on and they returned a couple things to sender rather forward them... but it was good while it lasted.
Don't you have to take the ferry across for the Clipper to work though? I was under the
idea that they didn't bring it across for you.
There are no issues at all with Express Air -
idea that they didn't bring it across for you.
There are no issues at all with Express Air -
GTSSportCoupe
2LTE abuser
Sea wings is an option too. Seawings Express International - Bonded Carrier Usually for smaller stuff though. I'd be looking at the clipper option more closely I think.
These two are side by side at the airport.
We will help ship anyway we can. I don't have any way to know exact weights yet on these things so we would have to figure out best options once it was time to head your way.
I still think you could drive over and bolt it on! A little water won't hurt a 40!
I still think you could drive over and bolt it on! A little water won't hurt a 40!
