some more for ya

 

Very nice, now you can kill that darn light pole that started all this.

 

my boss said i could not retaliate against the pole

 

That is awesome.

Is that 2" pipe?

 

the top is. the main one is 3"

have about $350 invested

 

You could sell them for sure...

 

if you dont count the 95 hours i have into it

 

You work as slow as I do...

 

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

 

Very nice bumper.

 

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.....

 

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.

 

My thoughts exactly. Very nice bumper.

 

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.

 

Spectacular look.... and one of a kind!!
Did you happen to weight it?

RJ