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Old 04-11-2006, 10:47 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Rear aftermarket bumper?

I was in a wreck saturday and know I'm in the market looking for a new aftermarket rear bumper. Just figured I would come to you guys for some idea on where to get a new one. Thanks in advanced
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Re: Rear aftermarket bumper?

Google "Fey Bumpers". I bought one of these for my truck and it matches great!

Almost as good as factory!

Very reasonably priced too! [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smokin.gif[/img]
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Re: Rear aftermarket bumper?

Hey thanks for the info I guess I should say that I had a big chrome one like everyone else has I guess I looking for something a little diffent just to stand out a bit.
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Re: Rear aftermarket bumper?

http://www.dicksautoparts.com/Mercha...y_Code=LVSB-FD

This is the cheapest I have seen for a Luverne 10" drop.
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Re: Rear aftermarket bumper?

Hey thanks I will check in to it. thanks for the links guys.
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Re: Rear aftermarket bumper?

Check your PM's, Rusty.

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Re: Rear aftermarket bumper?

Rusty, if you are a bit handy you could build something like mine pretty cheap. Click <font color="blue">THIS LINK</font> to see what I have and how it is built. All you would need is some 8" steel channel, some flat stock, a standard 2" reciever tube, two dock bumpers, some paint and welding equipment.

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