d1 rear bumpers

[fall out]

d1 rear bumpers now avaliable!!!!!!!!

no cutting needed

bolts right up

http://s1179.photobucket.com/albums/x397/mcweber1/Land%20rover/?action=view&current=Nathanspictures008.jpg

price is $550 plus shipping

 

[fishEH]

Those look pretty tight. I'd like to see the recovery points rotated up to the flat face so they aren't scraping and dragging. Otherwise I really like it. Are you doing these yourself or are you with a company?

 

[greenD1]

Looks good! Will the factory receiver hitch still work

 

[Jake1996D1]

Looks even better with paint on it!

 

[fall out]

there is a cut out for the factory hitch. (the one in the pic is a factory hitch)

there is a welding company that makes them for us. same guy that makes d2 front winch bumpers!!!!! we have sold a lot of those and have had no complaints.

the recovery points are very strong where they are. that is why they are put where they are.

 

[LRflip]

The D2 front winch bumpers are ugly as shit...not the bumper as much as the brush bar part. It sits too low.

The rear bumpers are decent looking and the sliders appear functional.

Good luck in your endeavors.

 

[robertf]

Does it use the factory 2 mounting points? If so, you should remove those recovery points from the design. That is a hazard. And where do the turn signals go?

 

[fall out]

mounting is same as factory. as far as turn signals you will have to make your own holes for whatever kind of turn signals you decide to use.

dont know why you think recovery points are hazardous. if you will look at the picture that shows back of bumper you will see bumper is locked in place.

 

[Buddy]

mounting is same as factory. as far as turn signals you will have to make your own holes for whatever kind of turn signals you decide to use.

dont know why you think recovery points are hazardous. if you will look at the picture that shows back of bumper you will see bumper is locked in place.

I would guess he was referring to the use of the factory mounts as they are not the most solid.

 

[LRflip]

I would guess he was referring to the use of the factory mounts as they are not the most solid.

I could see those pulling out the steel very quickly and ripping off the rear bumper...

 

[fishEH]

Recovery points on a rear bumper that retains the factory hitch are redundant, IMO. I was questioning the location because it seems they'll see a fair amount of dragging being mounted on the bottom-ish part like they are.
Turn signals on a rear D1 bumper are not necessary. All your required lighting is retained on the truck body.
Where in KY are you? I was just down there and would have loved to see them in person.

 

[fall out]

located in lagrange ky......20 miles north west of louisville. let me know when your coming and I will be happy to show the bumper to you.

 

[fishEH]

located in lagrange ky......20 miles north west of louisville. let me know when your coming and I will be happy to show the bumper to you.

You have a website or FB page where people can see pics, prices, etc.?

 

[scottsdalerrc]

very nice indeed, they dont do a front for the DI eh?

 

[fall out]

no d1 front bumpers as of yet. d2 front bumpers are selling really good so that could be next. If we do I will post on here.

thanks for your interest


not on fb as of yet

 

[robertf]

Turn signals on a rear D1 bumper are not necessary. All your required lighting is retained on the truck body.

only on 96-99 discos

 

[fishEH]

only on 96-99 discos

Quite correct. Those years are D1 years. The part for sale is for a D1.
Am I missing something?

 

[Buddy]

Quite correct. Those years are D1 years. The part for sale is for a D1.
Am I missing something?

'94 & '95?

 

[crown14]

Recovery points on a bumper using the stock mounting is a very dangerous idea and if you don't understand why then you need to stop advertising off road products immediately.

 

[ItsNotAJeepThing]

'94 & '95?

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