LIYOTA

I searched it and could't find exactly what i was looking for. If anyone has pics of their custom rear bumpers on their pickups that would be awesome. im looking to build a simple one for myself. Please give me some ideas!!!
Thanks everyone-

Dare44

only pic i could find, worked really well got it from a junkyard for 50 bucks after i bent my stock one really bad on a stump

norcalsvx

dropzone

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here is mine like norcalsvx's only before it was installed--

BLKNBLU

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Here are some ideas at Sonoran Steel (not all pick ups but some inspiration none the less)
http://www.sonoransteel.com/store_custom_bumpers.html

4x4phil

I just have the dual tube bumpers on mine, I love them, hit anything, it doesnt touch the truck!

http://s201.photobucket.com/albums/a...Picture318.jpg

DCYota

seafarinman

Here's mine. From www.badlandbumpers.com here in WA state.

BigBluePile

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Matt16

I wish I could get a bumper like this. It looks sturdy and I haven't convinced myself tube bumpers are good looking.

norcalsvx

this looks nice how much was that set up?

fastkevman

There's a guy on eBay selling bumpers very similar in design to the Sonoran pickup bumpers.
They seem to be very reasonably priced and include mounting brackets.
They have lots of features, can be custom ordered, and he has a good feedback rating.
If you go on eBay and do a search for "Toyota pickup bumper" you'll see his products.
Best of all you don't have to take the truck to him, his bumpers bolt on just like a stock bumper would.

seafarinman

Which one? The rear bumper was built in 2002, and the swingout tire carrier was added in 2007. All in all for the front, rear with tire carrier, and sliders I spent around give or take $1800. Btw, the spare in the pic is a 37".

dirtoyboy

Some might not consider it a bumper...but the State of MO recognizes it as one!

4x4phil

Seafarinman....I love those pics from the Belfair area!
I use to live in Key Center and when out to Belfair at least once a week!
I miss it so much!

I go over to tacoma all the time, but gas is way to much to take the truck, so we just drive the car

seafarinman

Yeah it is great at Tahuya. Not a whole lot of trails per se, but still a pretty easy place to get lost! I am moving back over to that side of the water so I will be able to go there as well as Evans Creek and the other wheeling places that are kinda down south from here.