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Old 05-15-2008, 08:02 PM
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some more for ya
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Very nice, now you can kill that darn light pole that started all this.
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my boss said i could not retaliate against the pole
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That is awesome.

Is that 2" pipe?
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the top is. the main one is 3"

have about $350 invested
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You could sell them for sure...
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Originally Posted by Dr. Evil
You could sell them for sure...
if you dont count the 95 hours i have into it
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You work as slow as I do...
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One of the best I've seen yet!

I've checked out numerous commercial and home-brew bumpers and I have to say that is one of the best I've seen from any source. Everything is nice and symmetrical, the welds are very clean and I especially like the contours you used in shaping the unit - it looks brute tough but doesn't look like it's out there and acting like a wind grabber. Other than the little extra weight I doubt it will add any wind resistance to your truck. Kudos man. Well done. I just wish it was mounted to my truck.

Steve
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Very nice bumper.
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I agree with the above comment. I think you did a great job. I really like the look of this bumper more than most of the commercial ones available.
Now it looks as though you are going to have to fab up a set of matching side steps.....
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Finally! Looks great. Nothing feels better than finishing up a project, and seeing the end product turn out nice.

I am fixing to start on a set of 2" pipe side steps for my wife's DMAX.

Good Times.
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Originally Posted by Rockyhud
I've checked out numerous commercial and home-brew bumpers and I have to say that is one of the best I've seen from any source. Everything is nice and symmetrical, the welds are very clean and I especially like the contours you used in shaping the unit - it looks brute tough but doesn't look like it's out there and acting like a wind grabber. Other than the little extra weight I doubt it will add any wind resistance to your truck. Kudos man. Well done. I just wish it was mounted to my truck.

Steve

My thoughts exactly. Very nice bumper.
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That turned out great Uper!
Just out of curiosity, where did you get the cowl hood? I need one! The only place I've found them are steel ones through LMC Truck for $499 not including shipping. Then to add prep & paint on top = too much for me.
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Spectacular look.... and one of a kind!!
Did you happen to weight it?

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