I'm looking for a kinda inexpensive and badass off road bumper for my '05 baby. Pic is him. He's on 33" tires. Also any light bars would be appreciated.
Thanks!

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Nice.. Another good looking Single cab..

If you're talking about a wincher/style bumper theres a few to be had but most look chunky, plain and very basic to say the least and for many of those less than exciting bumpers, $900-1200 by the time you add a few things like hoops, light tabs, and or some fog light holes or hi-lift jack access points.

THEN theres the 90 day waits that turn into 6 months waits. What ever you do look into, save yourself the money and get your bumper(s) shipped bare metal, have a local guy/gal finish them off in whatever finish you may want whether that be color matched to the truck (in your case very cool blend in), linex'ed, or just textured powder coating.

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I have a 24" light bar on my ranger from Tractor Supply Co. It came with a control box to hook up other Accessories and a little Garage Opener/style remote to clip onto my sun visor. You can get them in way bigger sizes and buy the control box separately. 20171126_123940[1].jpg

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I put my light at the top of the grill...liked the look there..

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That is cool. Wish I had some where on my '97 to stick on where I could kinda hide it.

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A 20" SR led bar with a flood in the grill like he did and then a any lights you put up top would be best as spot like a 30-50" up top.

Now depending on if you use mounts to the body or hide it on a rack setup is up to you. Creativity and function work well hand in hand. Trying to picture an overall scheme of things and doing it part by part vs just doing something part by part with no full goal or concept in place can make things difficult.

I'm sure you have a plan, just none of us are exactly privy to flipping the pages in your mind.

You could do a build page here, and as you get everyone else caught up to speed on what's done and where you're going with things. It may open up for deeper discussion and ideas among others. Just suggested

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