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#879121 08/30/2012 8:01 PM
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I don't intend running the heavy original bumper and prefere to run a chrome pickup style. However the standard pickup bumpers
seem to be too narrow.

Does anyone make a wider version or do I have to buy 2 pickup bumpers and weld them together to make a wider one?

My truck is almost at the paint stage check out pages 11&12 on this link
http://rides.webshots.com/album/573567191xiTfam?start=120

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Sweet ride! --- LOVE them COE's! No wisdom on the bumpers though.


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OK on page 5 of this link bottom left corner blue COE with chrome bumper.This is the type I mean
http://rides.webshots.com/album/558582705kHNbJN?start=48

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The trucks looks great! Is the original bumper for sale ...... I need one.

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The photo of the page 5 COE makes me think it is a pickup bumper that has been sectioned and a piece added in and then plated.


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Leave it to the kiwi's to do that! Nice mid engine! Nice job!


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