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Homemade rear 3rd Gen Bumper

booz

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10 gauge, 5/16 steel, 2 d-rings which go straight thru and are also the connecting points to the frame, they slide into the rear rail and bolt on. Side support brackets add side protection which also bolt onto the frame. Holes will need to be drilled for this or it can be welded on.

$590 plus shipping

Can add paint in satin clear for additional cost
 

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My apologies, I am brand new to this or any forum for that matter. Bear with me. The receiver is 2 inches and 1/8th inch inside diameter, these bumpers are made to order by a friend of mine running a local Fab shop. i will post more pictures of the final product on the vehicle. Additionally, this bumper is made to fit my exact truck, which does have a 1" body lift and it is tight under the gate when installed, but with enough clearance to open with ease.
 
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I see one major issue with this bumper from the start. You need to add a brace to connect the outer sides to the frame rail. I watched someone this past weekend nearly rip his rear bumper off for the same reason.
 
correct, but.....

I see one major issue with this bumper from the start. You need to add a brace to connect the outer sides to the frame rail. I watched someone this past weekend nearly rip his rear bumper off for the same reason.

My description wasn't clear enough of this: but I am adding side supports which will bolt to the outside of the truck frame for this specific purpose. Nice catch though. They are included in the price, I just rushed this post.
 
come see for yourself!

I'm around Feasterville if I can check these out.

Come see them. CAll Team Toyota Collision in that area tomorrow and ask for Steve in the body shop (me) and I'll have my truck there and mounted up. Just put it on today, but I have not taken photos. If you give me an email or text number I can send them now.
 
That is a really nice looking bumper!! would you be able to make it to fit a 1.5"BL? also could you send pics to 951-295-3220 Thanks
 
How wide is this bumper? Is it flush with the body or does it flare out a little and match the stock fender flares, I have a bumper that I fabricated that matches this bumper great
 

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I am interested, and its not that far of a drive for me. does he need a stock 3rd gen to test fit one on?
 
How wide is this bumper? Is it flush with the body or does it flare out a little and match the stock fender flares, I have a bumper that I fabricated that matches this bumper great

I did extend it to meet flares. I will post new pictures tomorrow. Sorry, about the lag time.
 
I am interested, and its not that far of a drive for me. does he need a stock 3rd gen to test fit one on?

No, The mounting points for the bumper are in a raised stance to fit mine. I can simply omit the curviture of the mounting points for my truck and it will compensate for the stock height.
 

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