Canadian Bumpers
03-14-2003, 07:28 AM
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Canadian Bumpers
Just thought I'd drop a note here there is a guy in BC making bumpers.
http://community.webshots.com/user/zedex1100
http://community.webshots.com/user/zedex1100
03-14-2003, 07:42 AM
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Corey,
Your ability to find things on the Internet never ceases to amaze me!
If I had a Tacoma, I would seriously consider that one. Looks like a clean fit and I like how the winch compartment is designed. If you don't have (or don't want) a winch, you can't tell that there's a mounting point with the cover on.
Matt
Your ability to find things on the Internet never ceases to amaze me!
If I had a Tacoma, I would seriously consider that one. Looks like a clean fit and I like how the winch compartment is designed. If you don't have (or don't want) a winch, you can't tell that there's a mounting point with the cover on.
Matt
03-14-2003, 07:57 AM
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It was easy finding it.
He is a member over on ODW, and I saw the post.
He can make these to fit a variety of rigs, not just Tacomas.
I think I saw that he might tackle a 4th gen also.
But I do keep my eyes peeled for stuff like this.
You should see my bookmarks on my PC.
They'd probably stretch from my home to yours
He is a member over on ODW, and I saw the post.
He can make these to fit a variety of rigs, not just Tacomas.
I think I saw that he might tackle a 4th gen also.
But I do keep my eyes peeled for stuff like this.
You should see my bookmarks on my PC.
They'd probably stretch from my home to yours
03-14-2003, 08:55 AM
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corey ,
i couldnt find a way to contact him via email , id like to chat with him about possibly building me a bumper for my t-100.
do you have a link to his email addy ?
airrikk17
ps- i got some qeustions for you about the seattle area , i might be moving. if you could link me ot your email so i can ask you some qeustions .
airrikk17
i couldnt find a way to contact him via email , id like to chat with him about possibly building me a bumper for my t-100.
do you have a link to his email addy ?
airrikk17
ps- i got some qeustions for you about the seattle area , i might be moving. if you could link me ot your email so i can ask you some qeustions .
airrikk17
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03-14-2003, 12:45 PM
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Hi guys
I just joined your forum. Thank you Corey for introducing me and my stuff to your site. I appreciate it very much. Heres my email.zenfab@telus.net or zedex1964@telus.net.
Ps.. If you want something built. Anything. No problem. Give me an email or call me. Im in B.C at 250 492 8149. My # is also on my bumper.
Ps.. If you want something built. Anything. No problem. Give me an email or call me. Im in B.C at 250 492 8149. My # is also on my bumper.
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03-14-2003, 01:43 PM
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yea.. I was just down at the lot lookin at some 03's. Thats one serious chunk of plastic on the front. I am itching to build a bumper for one but i need some incentive. If no one wants one then i wont build one. If i owned an 03 then it would be done already.
03-14-2003, 01:57 PM
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Zedex,
Welcome to the forum!
What have you done for the 2nd Gen. rear bumper? There are a few ideas floating around here like...http://www.trailseeker.com/4x4/mods/4runner/index.htm or
http://www.home.earthlink.net/~thefo...earbumper.html
Can you give us a ballpark price to make something like these bumpers?
Again, welcome and look forward to hearing your ideas, etc.
Scott
Welcome to the forum!
What have you done for the 2nd Gen. rear bumper? There are a few ideas floating around here like...http://www.trailseeker.com/4x4/mods/4runner/index.htm or
http://www.home.earthlink.net/~thefo...earbumper.html
Can you give us a ballpark price to make something like these bumpers?
Again, welcome and look forward to hearing your ideas, etc.
Scott
03-14-2003, 02:06 PM
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If someone seriously wants one, i will build a really nice one for $700 US. That would be a winch bumper similar to mine but. The stock turn signals would be incorporated in the design. I already have a design in mind for the 4runner.
My Tacoma bumper uses the stock turn signals as well so you dont have to mess with cutting wires and wiring in other lights. Bumper will bolt in with 0 mods. Just bolt it on and replug in your lights.
I will also wire the bumper for aux lights. Wiring would be loomed inside the bumper.
Im just curious. Does $700 sound reasonable. Or am i out of touch?
My Tacoma bumper uses the stock turn signals as well so you dont have to mess with cutting wires and wiring in other lights. Bumper will bolt in with 0 mods. Just bolt it on and replug in your lights.
I will also wire the bumper for aux lights. Wiring would be loomed inside the bumper.
Im just curious. Does $700 sound reasonable. Or am i out of touch?
03-14-2003, 02:19 PM
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Hi 92. I havent done any rear bumpers. That bumper in your picture looks like a formed design. I cant do formed steel. Unless i start workin out big time. All my stuff i bend by hand.
I could mind you come up with a lower profile design. Its very difficult though if you dont have a vehicle sitting in front of you.
The skies the limit really. How much metal do you want.
It think if i were to build a rear for the vehicle in your picture. I would trim some sheet metal and make the bumper sleeker so it would have greater clearance. But still jackable.
I could mind you come up with a lower profile design. Its very difficult though if you dont have a vehicle sitting in front of you.
The skies the limit really. How much metal do you want.
It think if i were to build a rear for the vehicle in your picture. I would trim some sheet metal and make the bumper sleeker so it would have greater clearance. But still jackable.
03-14-2003, 03:52 PM
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Welcome aboard Zedex. Nice fabbing skills. I see you do furniture also. I'm a furniture nut, but mostly wood. I can do metal brackets, but I don't have the equipment for much else. I have a buddy who's got all the toys though...
03-14-2003, 04:04 PM
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hi Cebby. Thanks.. I like wood too. Im also a cabinetmaker so..If ya want a bumper out of oak. Hey. Im game....
hmmmmm.........An oak bumper.......I LIKE IT!!!!!!!
hmmmmm.........An oak bumper.......I LIKE IT!!!!!!!
03-14-2003, 04:27 PM
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Speakin' of wood...
There is a large untapped market for custom cargo boxes for the back of SUVs.
Mine is made out of solid red oak.
If someone could make a template and then custom build them, there would be a big market for them.
They could be made out of a cheaper wood than what mine is to put the cost factor down.
But I think they would sell.
Mine is made out of solid red oak.
If someone could make a template and then custom build them, there would be a big market for them.
They could be made out of a cheaper wood than what mine is to put the cost factor down.
But I think they would sell.
