Stubby Front and Rear Bumpers with covered ends...
#71
JK Junkie
Woods front Stubby
Hey Woods. Great job!!!!
Can't wait to see it for real.
I think we're going to call this "The Woods front stubby"
If anyone has hacked up their bumper beyond recognition and want to do it like woods let me know I have a slightly used factory front bumper I will donate to the cause. Preferably pick up. I don't really have alot of time to package and ship.
Can't wait to see it for real.
I think we're going to call this "The Woods front stubby"
If anyone has hacked up their bumper beyond recognition and want to do it like woods let me know I have a slightly used factory front bumper I will donate to the cause. Preferably pick up. I don't really have alot of time to package and ship.
Last edited by CLACKEY(_!_); 05-16-2007 at 08:16 PM.
#77
go for it nickc, no matter what you can tell everyoone you did it. mine didnt come out like woods' but im proud of it.
rugbyduck, i did take the bumpers off, only the front has a metal frame, this allowed me to cut on an angle and retain just enough of the bumper to use the factory retaining screws for the plastic outer skin.
rugbyduck, i did take the bumpers off, only the front has a metal frame, this allowed me to cut on an angle and retain just enough of the bumper to use the factory retaining screws for the plastic outer skin.
Last edited by jeepinoutwest; 05-18-2007 at 04:26 AM.
#78
JeepSWAG
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Figuring out how to cut the plastic is the hard part. You just have to figure it out. The rear bumper was easy. The front was a bit more tricky. That's why I posted the pics of the peice that I cut off. It sort of gives you an idea of where to cut.
#79
JeepSWAG
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For the amount of time that it takes to do this, you could easily justify the cost of an aftermarket bumper. Hmmm 10 minutes to cut it Doojer style, or 6 hours to do it Woods style. I'm certainly not sure that it was worth all the extra time. I do enjoy the process though. I would NOT recommend this to anybody who does not have a lot of patience. You really have to enjoy doing this sort of work.
Last edited by Woods; 05-18-2007 at 08:09 AM.
#80
JK Junkie
we are going to be holding a bumper cutting course at my house. The fee is, no just kidding.
For the amount of time that it takes to do this, you could easily justify the cost of an aftermarket bumper. Hmmm 10 minutes to cut it Doojer style, or 6 hours to do it Woods style. I'm certainly not sure that it was worth all the extra time. I do enjoy the process though.
For the amount of time that it takes to do this, you could easily justify the cost of an aftermarket bumper. Hmmm 10 minutes to cut it Doojer style, or 6 hours to do it Woods style. I'm certainly not sure that it was worth all the extra time. I do enjoy the process though.
I could use a plastic repair guy here in the shop. Can I email you the app?
I'm glad you brought up the time and money thing. That was in my mind but I didn't want to rain on your parade. With that said I ordered my new rear bumper in Jan. I am still waiting.
By the way side note: I love the hitch plug!!!! Wear it proud!