I have a rear bumper on my cruiser that up untill recently I thought was a rhino line'd slee offroad since the cruiser came with a lift from him too. But upon closer inspection when I got my spare tire carrier broke off(you should see the camry that broke it off) I realised that this is nothing like one of his. So my question is does anyone know of anybody who makes a rear bumper that from the outside looks like slees but is fully incased in the back and has a large tube support on each side going to the frame? Or is this most likly a custom job? I need to know so I can see about getting a new spindle for it. Thanks guys.
Origin of rear bumper?
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I know it needs one but the cars in NC and I'm in cali for the next 2 weeks so I was just hoping maybe someone might know of somethin. once again thanks for any help anyone can come up with
that sounds like a hanna quality rear bumper
where in nc are you? i'd like to drool on your rig and if you need a place to wrench i've got room.....
ryan
where in nc are you? i'd like to drool on your rig and if you need a place to wrench i've got room.....
ryan
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I'm in Jacksonville in the marines
k5ryannc said:
Hanna's are too new for that.
While on the subject of the rear bumper, what are the 4 12mm threaded holes for in the middle?
MTBMAN18 said:
How did a Camry manage to hit a tire carrier on a lifted 80 w/37s?
Bob
NorCalDoug
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Am pretty sure only the top 2 are threaded...but you could put a pintle hitch there.snowwolfwarrior said:
Outside the US, some use that as a tow point. Inside the US of A, the bumper is not rated for towing.
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the camery backed into me in a parking lot and it caught the top of his trunk and folded it back to the window until the back of his car hit the bumper. I think they said it was 6000 dollars worth of damage to it.
MTBMAN18 said:
Ok, I understand. It's sooo easy to not see a lifted 80 when you're backing up like that.
