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Old 05-18-2018, 06:49 PM
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Default Anybody fabricate their own front bumper?

I feel like it’d be an easy thing to do. By means of welding or just bolting on a steel pipe. Any ideas?
 
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Just search D2 bumpers, tons of ideas.. I made this several years ago:
 
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Just search D2 bumpers, tons of ideas.. I made this several years ago:
i have but all I can find are the usual suspects- terafirma, novernorth, AB etc. yours is legit! Looks like you have some metal working background for sure.

id prob do something a lot simpler without a winch. Still want to keep my fog lights tho :/
 
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I did. This was sorta the pre-build using free materials. I was gonna re-build it legit. Still will at some point.

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I did. This was sorta the pre-build using free materials. I was gonna re-build it legit. Still will at some point.
this is exactly what I want to do. Simple yet badass.
What materials did you use and how did you do it ?
 
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Only about $30 in material from Home Depot!
 
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Originally Posted by wjsj69
dang yeah those are some great styles thanks for the post
 
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Only about $30 in material from Home Depot!
Haha woah, hopefully you waterproofed it 👍🏼
 
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Built my own front bumper out of scrap steel l had laying around at work. Started put with just the bumper, then added recovery points, winch plate, "Mad Max" brushguard and skid plate.



Added the two braces along turn signal housing...because I got tired of replacing them. Do a lot of driving through brush, dead falls and such up north.



It's been an evolution, just making changes and adding stuff as I go along. Need to someday finish the ends, so they wrap around the bottom of the fender more.

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