I actually think by looking at it now.. it might not be do it yourself...

*saves spot for picts or links*

 

Well I haven't seen too many "brick chit house" bumpers like that from manufacturers

 

Its a company that used to make them... the top tubing gives it away... I have seen it before... somewhere

 

im pretty sure its a DIY job (booger welded and primed), i think it sees use (hood and the fact that it is angled up), and as bad as it looks, i dont think it would look bad with the right lights and paint (maybe diamond plate trim)

it would look real nice with bark embedded in a dent from busting some new growth pines, with a tastey buck tucked into my roof basket, and the winch properly secured...

 

lmao that sounds like a challenge to make a bumper like that but only NICE yet functional...
as i posted before: with provisions for aux. lights, receiver mounted winch when i so deem needed etc & the tubular steel sub frame with aluminum skins & yes, maybe diamond plate but powder coated

 

IT IS VERY CLOSE>>>>> http://www.kenmtnac.com/WiS1094.html

 

Very Road Warrior!!!!

 

Neons? Or civics? lol.

*EDIT* Dammit, didn't see the 2nd page... that'll learn me, this comment is dirrected @unlimitedSP.

 

that bad boy looks like the one i was making for my '92 Jimmy. think old skool style tow truck. you know, the ones that had that big rubber strip across it, for pushing cars.

and seeing this guys, i now know why i scraped mine, 'cause it looked just as scary!.

@ wlorton, i'd put one of those ZR2 bumpers on my Blazer. nice light mounts, killer D-ring's. and the first ***-hat that tried the ol' "do my brake lights work?" test-BAM0!

 

That's pretty sweet Curtis. I wouldn't mind having something as intimidating as that on my truck. I hope it's not made of steel though. That's a hell of a lot of weight to throw on the front, not to mention killing your MPG because of the extra weight. It doesn't looks very aero dynamic either lol.