Denver Off-Road Bumper
05-24-2006, 12:26 AM
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Denver Off-Road Bumper
Does anyone know how or where to order a Denver Off-Road winch bumper for my truck? Is there a website with any info? About how much do they cost? Is shipping something that big really a big deal? Thanks in advance.
05-24-2006, 06:19 AM
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There is no website to order a DOR bumper, however you can call Layne at (970) 464-5566. He will be happy to answer any questions you have. I just installed one of his bumpers last week and I can say that they are extremely well built.
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05-24-2006, 07:57 AM
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The DOR is one of my favorite mods. I have had mine for about 5 years now with 160k miles on it. It still looks as good as the day I bought it. Layne is a great guy to deal with. His craftsmanship is excellent. Having been to his shop several times and seeing what goes into building one it is amazing. No wonder it takes a while to get one. As previous poster mentioned no website but give him a call for pricing and shipping info. Depends on the options you get. When he came out with the 3rd gen bumpers he started making a lower valance for them. I talked him into fabbing one up for my 2nd gen and it is a nice addition.
05-24-2006, 10:28 AM
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Originally Posted by mvanhelden
... Is shipping really a big deal? Thanks in advance.
Crating/Shipping is a substantial cost. I would drive up there and pick it up...maybe even have him install it.
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05-24-2006, 06:01 PM
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Originally Posted by rjohnson
Lane is in Grand Jct now....so on your side of Colorado!
Crating/Shipping is a substantial cost. I would drive up there and pick it up...maybe even have him install it.
Crating/Shipping is a substantial cost. I would drive up there and pick it up...maybe even have him install it.
Everything said above, no website, just a phone, expect a wait as he takes pride in his work.
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05-24-2006, 06:21 PM
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A bunch of us on here have them, myself included.
Pics can be found in my photo album.
Guessing a current ballpark, I'd say $1600 to $1700 plus shipping, which was around $150 2 years ago.
phox
Pics can be found in my photo album.
Guessing a current ballpark, I'd say $1600 to $1700 plus shipping, which was around $150 2 years ago.
phox
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05-27-2006, 12:14 AM
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Here are pics of both the front and rear. I have had the lower valance powder coated since these pictures were taken. Layne did not have a coated one when I picked mine up.
05-30-2006, 05:36 PM
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Hey guys,
I was just looking those bumpers over. Nice! Do you know what material there made of and thickness? They would be very simple to make. If someone has dimensions and a material list I think there local welding shop would make them for a bunch less then $1600.00
I KNOW I PLAN TO BUILD ONE.
Topper
I was just looking those bumpers over. Nice! Do you know what material there made of and thickness? They would be very simple to make. If someone has dimensions and a material list I think there local welding shop would make them for a bunch less then $1600.00
I KNOW I PLAN TO BUILD ONE.
Topper
05-31-2006, 07:42 AM
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Topper,
The Denver Off Road Bumper...like my UTE Bull Bar...is made of 10mm (1/2") high strength Aluminum.... can't remember the #. About 40% less weight than steel counterparts and very stout!
Would not be hard, with the right equipmment to make one of steel....but Aluminum??
RJ
The Denver Off Road Bumper...like my UTE Bull Bar...is made of 10mm (1/2") high strength Aluminum.... can't remember the #. About 40% less weight than steel counterparts and very stout!
Would not be hard, with the right equipmment to make one of steel....but Aluminum??
RJ
