Heavy Duty Bumpers...
Pro Wrench
Joined: Dec 2016
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From: Fall City, WA
I guess maybe you could work a deal with someone closer to you in the states. I know a few of the import guys from The Great White North have PO boxes next to the boarder where they have the parts shipped.
Rock Crawling
Joined: Jul 2015
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From: Calgary, AB
I know people with addresses in Montana, but it still costs me roughly $250 in fuel just to get down there. If I was in Lethbridge or in southern BC, no problem, I'd be ordering parts all the time
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Overlanding
Joined: Feb 2018
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From: Phoenix, AZ
Well, at this point it's looking like I'm going with the DA5645 (just waiting on the refund). Once it comes in, I'll take some pictures and then drive it over to a local welding shop. They'll be welding on skid plates, light bar and brush bars for about 80 in parts and 150 in labour. Once I get it back, I'll get some more pictures as I mount it, and post it up for you all.
Overlanding
Joined: Oct 2017
Posts: 22
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From: New Brunswick, Canada
Try living in Canada and looking into ordering a bumper. I'll end up paying about triple what you guys pay down there. So far I have quotes all over the map for bumpers of all types. From $950 shipped for a Britpart to $2200 for an ARB. There is a small shop that seems quite positive they can get me an ARB for $1500.
On another note, I've never had a problem with Lucky8, even though they always have to call me back to increase the shipping costs since Canada sucks for delivery charges
On another note, I've never had a problem with Lucky8, even though they always have to call me back to increase the shipping costs since Canada sucks for delivery charges
[1] ARB Bumper from 4wheelparts
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