didn't have the camera for the "work" (this time)

linky

more later this week and this weekend.....

 

Nice.

All these fabrication threads are really making me want to learn how to weld.

 

just wait till after wenesday....it'll get better!

 

you have the exact same mounting point as i have on mine. i will make a link to the photo's with my fab and install. really simple. although, there is no way i could have done it without eric from amatofab! really huge help.

 

sweet-tha'd be good to see

i don't fab, just hand tool and help remove cake'd dirt

 

linky updated

 

wow the steak and eggs look good MMmMMmm....oh and the bumper looks great too! cant wait to see the finished product!

 

http://www.angelfire.com/mo/theamorp...nd/bumper.html


done

 

Wow.
That looks really good.
Nice clean lines.

Have you thought about re-routing your exhaust to a hole in the side?

 

that will happen soon(er, later!)

thank for the props!

 

i like the way your bumper looks, but to me, that will be all its good foor... looks way thin!

 

well, i look at it this way:

it's thicker than stock - and not mounted to the body.

it's as thick as (or thicker than, I'm not sure witch) my t-15, which has served me well.

the 3/16" plate has worked for both Schaefer and BruceTS.

i appreciate your concern for my bumpers looks, I'm sure it will serve me well and take a beating.

 

great outcome!!! How much did it end up costing?

 

$550

 

ouch! looks like i wont be getting a rear bumper in the near future!

Anyways, it looks great!

 

Do you (or anyone else that's built a 3rd gen bumper) have a stock bumper lying around? Silver or Chrome

Oh, and that is one of the best looking " built " 3rd gen bumpers..

 

why can't i find anyone around here to help me build a nice bumper like that?!

 

$550 is cheap. I have close to $1400 in mine with paint.

Looks great

 

I've got my stock bumper still. Middle section is OK, wings are thrashed. pm or email if you interested, I'll let it go for next to nothing.

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THAT is the exact thing I thought - I just asked enought people and finally I found Grant at Jackalope Fabrications. Keep up the search!

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