Front Bumper Build

[Dirt Claude]

Since winter is knocking on the door, I figured I'd better get some protection on the front. So, I finally got around to building my front bumper. A huge thanks to Jim (SROR) for helping me bend the tube. Much appreciated!
I opted not to permanently mount a winch, instead I'll build a winch cradle so I can use it in the front or rear when needed.

- Brad

[Chris]

Very nice Brad, you do nice work! That combined with one of the cleanest 60 series around makes me quite envious!

[Dirt Claude]

Very nice Brad, you do nice work! That combined with one of the cleanest 60 series around makes me quite envious!

Thanks Chris, truth be told I just don't get it out enough to do any damage.:lol:

[Tye]

Nice work... you just cant beat well thought out projects

[SCRubicon]

Very nice. I really like the receiver mount license plate bracket :thunb:

[Dirt Claude]

Very nice. I really like the receiver mount license plate bracket :thunb:

Thanks - My goal was to camouflage the receiver hitch, have quick access to the reciever, and find a place to mount the license plate. So that's what I came up with. It actually works quite well.

[KnuckleHead]

Looks good. I'm with SC on the plate holder, good idea.

[Pathrat]

Thanks - My goal was to camouflage the receiver hitch, have quick access to the reciever, and find a place to mount the license plate. So that's what I came up with. It actually works quite well.

Very cool. Your set up looks great!

[solid rock]

LOOKS GREAT B-RAD!!!!

did the 1.5 filler tube help fill the gaps?

[Chris]

Thanks Chris, truth be told I just don't get it out enough to do any damage.:lol:

There's plenty of wheeling ahead Brad! ;)

[Dirt Claude]

LOOKS GREAT B-RAD!!!!

did the 1.5 filler tube help fill the gaps?

Yeah Jim - I didn't have any issues filling in the gap on the underside, it worked like a charm!