Step 1:

Take your idea to some paper board. This is really easy to work with because if you mess up then it's an easy repair.

Step 2:

Now it's all just plasma cutting and welding. I used a M.I.G welder. Then after a little cutting I just had to grind the welds down

Step 3:

Now see how it looks. I put a winch in my bumper. So I had to set it on there and measure for the winch hole.

Step 4:

Then paint it the desired color and bang you have yourself a good looking bumper.

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3 Discussions

XaqFixx

6 years ago on Introduction

Good Work!

Socrates214

6 years ago on Introduction

I need a welder and metal working tools, I've got an 87 toyota pickup that decided it didn't like ice and wanted to meet a wall more, now I need a better bumper, and hood.. but it runs.

johnip4

6 years ago

I like the cardboard mock-up. I will do that when I get to building some bumpers for a 1993 4Runner

Introduction: 1984 Toyota Pickup Bumper