Looking for a Police-Style Grill Guard?
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NJshadow93
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I know there was one but I heard it was discontinued. Maybe someone else can chime in on that. Have you tried looking in the Classifieds section? One may pop up every now and then.
NJshadow93
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Just searched for you on the forum. Is this what you're looking for?
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/4th-g...olice-style-push-bar-hellas-rigid-lights.html
Yea something like this. Im just trying to get a list of brand names and then comparing to my taste to see what one I like the best. Thanks for the reply's.
Bastone
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Been looking for this exact style as well. Oh well, guess I just gotta keep looking
RandyDaytona
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You may do better buying a standard grille guard and altering it so that only the center portion is present.
I say this because I just recently had to buy a bumper/grille guard for my issued law enforcement vehicle and was hard-pressed to find one for an F-150. So unless there are more than a few agencies running 4Runners or Tacomas, there probably won't be any police push bumpers made that will fit.
I ended up getting the Rancher from GoIndustries, mainly because it has the push-bar center area, but also side protection for critters and whatnot.
It recently saved my bacon when I hit some ice, went down a 40-foot ravine, over a 10-foot culvert and into a frozen stream (see below). Without the guard, we'd be talking serious engine issues. As of now, the thing is actually still driveable.
I say this because I just recently had to buy a bumper/grille guard for my issued law enforcement vehicle and was hard-pressed to find one for an F-150. So unless there are more than a few agencies running 4Runners or Tacomas, there probably won't be any police push bumpers made that will fit.
I ended up getting the Rancher from GoIndustries, mainly because it has the push-bar center area, but also side protection for critters and whatnot.
It recently saved my bacon when I hit some ice, went down a 40-foot ravine, over a 10-foot culvert and into a frozen stream (see below). Without the guard, we'd be talking serious engine issues. As of now, the thing is actually still driveable.
