Chrome drop bumper
#1
Chrome drop bumper
Have a 10” chrome drop bumper on my ‘97 that is bent/rusted and want to replace it with new. Cannot seem to find a new drop bumper at all. No one seems to make them. Any ideas where to look that Google isn’t turning up? Would like a 10” drop.
After all the Googling went to the local truck accessory stores and of course the guy behind the counter said “we had 2 we could not get rid of for the longest time, about 2 months ago….”
ideas?
After all the Googling went to the local truck accessory stores and of course the guy behind the counter said “we had 2 we could not get rid of for the longest time, about 2 months ago….”
ideas?
#2
The one I had on my pickup was made by Luverne.
Just a quick google search found this:
Luverne Heavy-Duty Rear Bumpers, Dick's Auto Parts, Middlebury, IN (dicksautoparts.com)
Just a quick google search found this:
Luverne Heavy-Duty Rear Bumpers, Dick's Auto Parts, Middlebury, IN (dicksautoparts.com)
#4
#5
The one I had on my pickup was made by Luverne.
Just a quick google search found this:
Luverne Heavy-Duty Rear Bumpers, Dick's Auto Parts, Middlebury, IN (dicksautoparts.com)
Just a quick google search found this:
Luverne Heavy-Duty Rear Bumpers, Dick's Auto Parts, Middlebury, IN (dicksautoparts.com)
#6
I don't believe anybody is mass producing these things anymore. If you're dead set on having a chrome one, your first best option is just prowling the junkyards, second best would be to clean yours up as best you can, third (and most expensive) would be to have your current bumper rechromed.
There's a few places that are probably building them in just plain old mild steel, Ranch Hand comes to mind, but chrome isn't really the thing for most pickup owners in this day and age, so the companies quit building them.
There's a few places that are probably building them in just plain old mild steel, Ranch Hand comes to mind, but chrome isn't really the thing for most pickup owners in this day and age, so the companies quit building them.
#7
I don't believe anybody is mass producing these things anymore. If you're dead set on having a chrome one, your first best option is just prowling the junkyards, second best would be to clean yours up as best you can, third (and most expensive) would be to have your current bumper rechromed.
There's a few places that are probably building them in just plain old mild steel, Ranch Hand comes to mind, but chrome isn't really the thing for most pickup owners in this day and age, so the companies quit building them.
There's a few places that are probably building them in just plain old mild steel, Ranch Hand comes to mind, but chrome isn't really the thing for most pickup owners in this day and age, so the companies quit building them.
There are a couple out there in mild steel that look good. Maybe get one and have it powder coated "chrome". I think there is a pretty decent powder coat that kinda is chromish. Or silver.
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