I am a relatively new fzj80 owner, was looking for a jacked up truck for my girlfriend and came across a screaming deal on my new baby, yoda. Now the problem I have is when she gets in a vehicle the front end becomes magnetic and searches out stuff it can hit. I am looking for a used bumper and grilleguard but in my area 80s are almost nonexistant so it has been a bit difficult. Does anyone know what other toyota bumpers would work on the front of a 94 landcruiser?
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Trail Gear front bumper, 470 bones on Summit Racing.
Lesson #1: a grille guard is commonly referred to here on the forum as a "damage mulitplier." It will do more harm than good in a fender bender, don't put one on the truck.
The land cruiser bumper is the only one that fits a land cruiser, but should be interchangable across years 1991-1997 (they're not identical, but interchangeable). It is a tin can and will not hold up to your GF's abuse.
The trail gear bumper is a good start for something she can run into crap all she wants.
The land cruiser bumper is the only one that fits a land cruiser, but should be interchangable across years 1991-1997 (they're not identical, but interchangeable). It is a tin can and will not hold up to your GF's abuse.
The trail gear bumper is a good start for something she can run into crap all she wants.
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I forgot to mention the exorbitant amount of deer in my area So I am looking for something that guards the headlights also
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Yoda
start with with the TG bumper, weld DOM headlight guards..... I think you can get a small fluxcore welder on Amazon fir around 100 or so. Plus you may learn a new skill if you don’t know how to weld already
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Bump-it Offroad also makes a great tube bumper on the affordable end of the spectrum. It's a few buck more than trail-gear, but not much, and made in Colorado by a real dude, not in a factory in China. 
You could have a local guy fab up some headlight hoops that come off of the main stinger. Mike at Bump-It will also do customization if you want him to make it for you.
You could have a local guy fab up some headlight hoops that come off of the main stinger. Mike at Bump-It will also do customization if you want him to make it for you.
Bump-it Offroad also makes a great tube bumper on the affordable end of the spectrum. It's a few buck more than trail-gear, but not much, and made in Colorado by a real dude, not in a factory in China.
Does it "give the 80" a lower "over bite" too
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Lmao heckraiser...your pick reminds me of the lowrider in the movie "cars"
The bump-it offorad bumper doesn't stick out nearly as far as the trail-gear one.
I got one that's just like this but without the stinger (not my truck, too lazy to go outside and take a picture)
I got one that's just like this but without the stinger (not my truck, too lazy to go outside and take a picture)
The bump-it offorad bumper doesn't stick out nearly as far as the trail-gear one.
I got one that's just like this but without the stinger (not my truck, too lazy to go outside and take a picture)
Damn!! That’s was nicer! And only 500 abs some change and built in the US!? I’m sold.
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Yup...I agree...I am liking that oneThe bump-it offorad bumper doesn't stick out nearly as far as the trail-gear one.
I got one that's just like this but without the stinger (not my truck, too lazy to go outside and take a picture)
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Love that bumper. I got a killer deal on a new but damaged ARB; normally a $1200 bumper for $400.
