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Bumpers.
I got my cousin to buy me the correct front bumper for my truck. It was 1/2 price day, and he owed me.
So now I have the proper front bumper the old one had the 3 bolt pattern. Not the verticle 2 that my frame horns have.
I was thinking I may try to put the old one on my rear instead of the chunk of diamond plate that I call a bumper now.
Has anyone done this, and did it turn out to your liking with the gaps and all?
I think it would look great, but looking for experience here.
So now I have the proper front bumper the old one had the 3 bolt pattern. Not the verticle 2 that my frame horns have.
I was thinking I may try to put the old one on my rear instead of the chunk of diamond plate that I call a bumper now.
Has anyone done this, and did it turn out to your liking with the gaps and all?
I think it would look great, but looking for experience here.
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I got my cousin to buy me the correct front bumper for my truck. It was 1/2 price day, and he owed me.
So now I have the proper front bumper the old one had the 3 bolt pattern. Not the verticle 2 that my frame horns have.
I was thinking I may try to put the old one on my rear instead of the chunk of diamond plate that I call a bumper now.
Has anyone done this, and did it turn out to your liking with the gaps and all?
I think it would look great, but looking for experience here.
So now I have the proper front bumper the old one had the 3 bolt pattern. Not the verticle 2 that my frame horns have.
I was thinking I may try to put the old one on my rear instead of the chunk of diamond plate that I call a bumper now.
Has anyone done this, and did it turn out to your liking with the gaps and all?
I think it would look great, but looking for experience here.
Well You might try putting the bumper on the rear of your truck... not on your rear.... I am quite sure it would be more pleasant that way
LOLI tried it on my truck. the rear bumpers don't have the curve that the front bumpers have. They are straight, the fronts have a very pronounced curve to them, it looked really odd just holding it up to the frame, not too mention you would need to fab up a few brackets for it!
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