RotorHead

I am selling my AEV Front Bumper. I am truly sad to see it go. There is absolutely nothing wrong with this bumper, I love it. The problem is that I am going with tube fenders and I want a stubby. I thought about having this one professionally stubbied, but decided not to mess it up.

So, here's what you get:
AEV Front Bumper
AEV Winch Plate
AEV Skid Plate
AEV Tow Loops
All Hardware
Crush Cans from my stock bumper (This will save you a few hours on the install)

The bumper has a few light scuffs on the corners and one spot on the skid plate. None of them are through the powder coat and would be easy to cover. I could do it myself but I want the new owner to see exactly what they are getting.

The total price at Northridge 4x4 for the bumper with tow loops, winch mount, and skid plate is $1,709.00. I am willing to let this bumper go for $1200. That's $500 off for somebody looking for a good AEV bumper.

I prefer not to ship, but I will do it on your dime. If you are near North Georgia, feel free to come by and take a look. If you want it, I'll even help with the install.

derekls

If you would include shipping for that price I might be interested,

You gotta figure in shipping cause northridge ships free.

But if you find someone local then great!

150

Wish I lived conus!

RotorHead

How 'bout I meet you in Chattanooga?

Ctimrun

Wow that is a great deal for someone looking to buy that bumper. And what a deal at that price plus have someone to help install it.

Kastiron

If you were within a few hours of me I would love that bumper. Nice.

BIGG

DAMN!!!!!!!!!!!!

I posted a want ad for a used AEV bumper and on top of that will be driving down to Duluth next week on business!

Wouldn't you know it? Now I can't afford it!!

Enough of my rant. Here's a bump for some lucky JK member on this good deal.

2kTiM5

The bumper has a few light scuffs on the corners and one spot on the skid plate. None of them are through the powder coat and would be easy to cover. I could do it myself but I want the new owner to see exactly what they are getting.

how do you recommend covering the scuffs?

RotorHead

I'm thinking the ones on the corners would probably buff out. For the plastic covers, I would probably sand and spray paint. You could probably spray the corners, but I would be careful to match it up unless you wanted to repaint the whole think. Because of the locations of the scuffs, facing down, most are hard to see unless looking for them.

I haven't checked, because it hasn't really bothered me, but I would guess the plastic caps can be bought from AEV. I wouldn't think they would be much.

Some of the veterans may have some better secrets.

Milkman

Is that just red clay on the tow hook mounts or is the powdercoating ground off?

We have friends in Atlanta that we have been telling forever that we will come see. This would give me a great excuse to go.....