With the summer tires on and outside.
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Show Me Your Custom Bumpers
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maat
yeah nah maybe
dam thats sex. you have done a great job, dont EVER sell that cruiser
Here's the link to mine. Off the shelf 4+ front, SROR rear. May have been his first and last dual swing out as I believe he stopped doing LC work shortly thereafter.
https://forum.ih8mud.com/60-series-wagons/230546-hats-off-4plus-solid-rock.html
https://forum.ih8mud.com/60-series-wagons/230546-hats-off-4plus-solid-rock.html
brian
SILVER Star
just something i slapped together when the rear cross member rotted off.
The front bumper was fashioned after the ARB, but is a lot stronger. I have seen more than one truck dissabled due to a dear strike. I figured this would help. A friend of mine built this for me.
The rear bumper was built by AJ @ Bent Up. It has a swing out with highlift jack holder and fuel cans. Also has quarter protection and can double as an air tank.
A bit off topic but a close friend of mine fabbed up this trans protection plate as the stock one is a bit on the weak side and H55's are not cheap so I wanted it protected well!
The rear bumper was built by AJ @ Bent Up. It has a swing out with highlift jack holder and fuel cans. Also has quarter protection and can double as an air tank.
A bit off topic but a close friend of mine fabbed up this trans protection plate as the stock one is a bit on the weak side and H55's are not cheap so I wanted it protected well!
With the summer tires on and outside.
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What kind of axles are those?
D60/14 bolt.
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T-bones 60 said:
What is that white dome on the top, driver side of the front bumper? Is that a GPS antenna?
Yep! It's a Garmin antenna for my Lowrance Baja.
Here is mine
This one was done by a FAB shop in Mountain Home ID and I compleatly bolt on. He did a great job but I cannot for the life of me remember the name of the shop.
This one was done by a FAB shop in Mountain Home ID and I compleatly bolt on. He did a great job but I cannot for the life of me remember the name of the shop.
I remember the shop is VorFab.
here are a few of mine, this is the first bar i have built
ignore the numberplate, i picked it up when i was in vegas for the WERock world finals
ignore the numberplate, i picked it up when i was in vegas for the WERock world finals
This is what i just finished for the back of my 60... The read lines are where the bolt in braces go... I removed all the rivets and drilled out to 1/2"... 12 grade 8 bolts hold it to the frame and there are 7/16" holes tapped in the sides for the brace mounts... Not the prettiest, but it held up well in Harlan this weekend...
Bumper my buddy got bored and made for me!
sfd60 said:
Tell him to make me one, that looks awesome
Front I built out of cardboard templates in 1/4 and 3/16 plate.
Rear is a 1/4 inch four runner kit (absolutely awesome) with a trailer receiver added and a tire carrier and ladder of my own design.
Honestly, 1/4 inch is absolute overkill and 3/16 is about perfect but I wouldn't change a thing.
Rear is a 1/4 inch four runner kit (absolutely awesome) with a trailer receiver added and a tire carrier and ladder of my own design.
Honestly, 1/4 inch is absolute overkill and 3/16 is about perfect but I wouldn't change a thing.
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My front in rear bumpers FINALLY in primer.
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Very nice work!
