I did several searches and cannot find a quality rear replacement bumper for my '96 4Runner. I have found several cheap bumpers and tire carriers, but nothing quality. Any Suggestions?
Rear Bumper for 4Runner
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Did you try Marlin or Allpro
Make one like my brother did
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where exactly is the bumper in those pics?
Jason Demello is making a swing out tire carrier bumper for a 4Runner right now. He also makes a great wrap around tube bumper for the Tacoma. He has a 4Runner for measurements too.
www.demello-offroad.com
AJ at Bentup has made several different designs also.
www.bentup.com
I've done business with both and they are exceptional fabricators. The wait will be worth it...
www.demello-offroad.com
AJ at Bentup has made several different designs also.
www.bentup.com
I've done business with both and they are exceptional fabricators. The wait will be worth it...
customcruiser,
That thing is UGLY! LOL
That thing is UGLY! LOL
the sides arnt done yet...... 14gauge as soon as the break arrives
it was made to cover the 2" body lift and made from 2x2 and the stock trailer hitch
it was made to cover the 2" body lift and made from 2x2 and the stock trailer hitch
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calamaridog said:
Calamaridog,
Thanks for the links.
No problem. If you go to Yotatech and search, you will find some others. There are tons of 4Runners at Yotatech.
there are a couple custom threads on yotatech........
you will see the progress of them being built
you will even get to see my bros UGLY in progress although its been a year and he still isnt done.....
you will see the progress of them being built
you will even get to see my bros UGLY in progress although its been a year and he still isnt done.....
Hey function is more important than looks. But tell him to finish that bad boy lol.
Just bought a used Sonoran steel one from a Yotatecher, and I've seen them up close before. I think Off Road Solutions in Colorado makes 'em as well, but has to build them on the rig. Not too many companies that have made any in quantity that I know of.
