This month's custom bumper winner....

[MaritimeMan]

Take a wild guess what kinda rig it's on. The quality of the pic isn't that great, I took it from my cell phone. I was driving down a side street and almost crashed I was laughing so hard. I had to drive around the block to get a pic. And with out further adue..............

 

[MaritimeMan]

Oh and for those who are wondering, that's about 3/8 steel welded to the frame, then the push bar/ brush guard, whatever you want to call it, is welded to the steel.

[Precise1]

Oh, thats a nice fab job !!! The guard seems to fit the vehicle well... Must be OEM !!

I wonder what they think is going to happen/where that unit is going to go if they hit something ?

 

B

[RedPath88]

That's exactly what I want for my truck!

 

A number of years ago, a friend of mine took a push bar made for another truck and bolted it to his bumper using custom made (hacked) brackets.. He really thought that it would protect his truck

Edited September 3, 2005 by RedPath88

[Vsicks Pathy]

I think it is a nice tool for cutting what ever you hit in two. People as well as cars. That sort of thing would last two seconds on the roads here. The coppers would have a feild day.

[FLApathy]

jeep

[MaritimeMan]

1 point to FLApathy, it is, I'm guessing here, an 88 cherokee

[jj big shoe]

He could've at least painted the I-beams. Perhaps the rust matches other spots on the truck, kind of a ghetto two-tone look.

[DJ Dank]

Yup, a Heep Cherokee...maybe 87 or 88.

[Precise1]

Er... The Jeep part is obvious folks !!

 

B

[RedPath88]

Er... The Jeep part is obvious folks !!

 

B

Your right, but someone had to state the obvious.

By answering MM's seemingly rhetorical question. -thnkboutit-

[FLApathy]

Er... The Jeep part is obvious folks !!

 

B

and since everybody else had already said what i was going to say i figured i would say it was a jeep, and yes that was the question

[mws]

And you say it's welded on? That adds at least one more "dysfunctionality" point as I believe that is one of the years where you need to pull the grill and headlight to drain the radiator. Couldn't believe that convenience factor while working on my nephew's....