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Google is your friend. Look for 73-79. Jeff's Bronco Graveyard, Iron Bull Bumpers, etc. Today most people use a front receiver mount for a winch. Saves carrying a lot of front weight.
I'm not sure how handy you are but if you've got a weekend free it's feels really great to weld up your own bumper. Add a little bit of custom equipment to the front of your truck. If you go out of your way to give your bumpers a custom touch it is an excellent conversation starter at the gas station or anywhere else.
I honestly hardly even use the winch. It's not even hooked up in those pictures. It came on the front of the truck when I got it so I threw it back on there when I made the bumpers. The synthetic isn't worth it to me who will makybe use the winch a few times a year max.
We don't have any offroading here so the only time the winch gets used is when you get stuck on the farm and there is nobody around.
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