Tube bumpers

[krafty33]

Where could I find them for a 76 K10 front and rear....I'm not having any luck

[Grim 82]

I'll keep an eye out for some around Fargo.

[slammed79]

Have you tried www.smittybilt.com? I've used them on several 4x4s

[fitz]

My truck has a Smitty Built front bumper.

[Irish_Alley]

They’re easy to make if you got the tools

[KY..Rob]

Fitz, that is a beauty of a truck! I hope mine turns out as nice. That bumper is pretty nice also, I can't find them on their website?

[zieg85]

http://www.smittybilt.com/

The question (?) in the link posted is what don't work

[KY..Rob]

Pretty cool site, if you own a Jeep... ..I'm just not smart enough to surf it..LOL

[Psycho71]

http://diy4x.com/cart/index.php?route=product/product&path=33&product_id=142

[Irish_Alley]

guess it would be so bad if the winch was center. But those fog light look out of place almost like a range rover

[krafty33]

I'll keep an eye out for some around Fargo.

Im just north of ya in Grand Forks...be a quick trip

[krafty33]

They’re easy to make if you got the tools

I thought of that too. Basically would need a tubing bender, notcher and a welder. Am I missing anything

[Grim 82]

Depending on how complex of a design you are looking for, that about covers it. I don't have a jig for notching, but there's more than one way to skin a cat. I can bend up to 2" thin wall and weld anything you want.

[Irish_Alley]

You can grind a tube the same way a notcher works or go for a little more rugged look and cut the angles you want and weld them

[Psycho71]

guess it would be so bad if the winch was center. But those fog light look out of place almost like a range rover

I thought the same thing. I am seriously considering ordering one of these bumpers for my burb. I might have them leave the light cut-outs out. Still on the fence about building or buying a bumper. But the price is right on that one.