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Man i wish i could say i bent my rear bumper crossing a creek bed... I'm sure it will buff right out njeer1 just some elbow grease and love will get it good
I have a "Friend" more of an acquaintance that has an orange 88 i think? Well one night him and a friend of mine went 4 wheeling up this wooded hill near by my house and he got stuck so in his drunken stupor he decided to try backing down the hill. However i guess he wasn't paying attention and backed into a tree, the spare tire rack pushed into the TG and shattered the glass. He also Effed up his bumper and messed it up probably more than yours. He enlisted my help to try fixing these problems, but i know nothing about replacing the rear glass and tailgate. his bumper he can handle cause he put his custom front one on but he had never taken the window out before. I haven't talked to him in a while so i don't know how far he has gotten but i'm sure nor far.
That sucks. I'm SC, if you willing to make teh drive you can have the rear bumper off my '95 bronco.
Where are you in SC ??.....the rear step bumper takes a beating on the trail .....even with 33" tires.....I really need something a little tighter to the body and less low hanging.....might make me a custom tube bumper.
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