Which Rear Bumper & Brackets did you use on your 48-50?
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I made this bumper. 2x4 tubing, cut and rounded the ends, with tubing on the edge to give a finished look. The license plate surround is just hot rolled strap from the hardware store. The license plate lights are pep boys specials, with the wiring through the bumper. It's painted hammertone silver. I moved the stock brackets forward on the frame by redrilling the frame. Under the plate is a 2" hitch receiver for bike racks and such, or if I have to tow in a pinch. The plate bracket is a pivoting thing from a GM car so I can lift the plate to reach the hitch. Also through the plate bracket is access to the spare tire winch to lower the spare with a home made crank.
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I made this bumper. 2x4 tubing, cut and rounded the ends, with tubing on the edge to give a finished look. The license plate surround is just hot rolled strap from the hardware store. The license plate lights are pep boys specials, with the wiring through the bumper. It's painted hammertone silver. I moved the stock brackets forward on the frame by redrilling the frame. Under the plate is a 2" hitch receiver for bike racks and such, or if I have to tow in a pinch. The plate bracket is a pivoting thing from a GM car so I can lift the plate to reach the hitch. Also through the plate bracket is access to the spare tire winch to lower the spare with a home made crank.
