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Ty, I just talked to my son who has a 1995 F150. He'd be willing to trade his factory bumper to you if you can come up with another Ranch Hand type rear bumper like you traded me for my '91.
Ty, I just talked to my son who has a 1995 F150. He'd be willing to trade his factory bumper to you if you can come up with another Ranch Hand type rear bumper like you traded me for my '91.
That's cool. I might consider that depending on what I find. I actually did look for all types of rear bumpers last night and was almost thinking about going back to the trusty old Ranch Hand again. I'm 50/50 on them. Really love the clean looks of original style but gotta like the strength of the black bumpers.
Hercules are discontinued and I believe the company went out of business. I did recently see this post on Craigslist, but it is argent and not chrome. Fantastic bumpers though.
I felt I needed to jump in here and relate my experience with Westin/Fey bumpers. I bought one and installed it. It looked great...for about 1 year before it started rusting—and I live in S.Cal where it rains maybe 3x per year. I called and they replaced it, but I could see rust forming on the under side of the new bumper, so I prepped it and painted with Por-15.
Over-all, the bumper is half the weight, half as thick metal, as the one I removed. Their mounting brackets are terrible as well and require spacers on one or both sides. I added Westin/Fey to my list of once quality companies that have started manufacturing you know where and are now producing 2nd rate cheap crap.
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