[Silver_Seven]

Well I posted a lengthy rant, on CT, about my bumper when I got it several years ago but let me give you some good advise. Take the bumper and have it powder coated before you install it, you will be much happier. I had a nissan dealership, not my regular one, do the install. They quoted me $380. There top tech builds rock crawlers and I knew he would do a good job. It took him and his helper 11 hours to install, and their shop rate is $95 per hour and they honored the quoted price. They claim that you can do it in your driveway and boy am I glad I didnt attempt the job. The original paint and bumper looked horrible after the first winter so I had it removed and powder coated, which looks fine now after two years but find a good company to do the powder coating so it lasts and lasts. good luck

 

[tejas transport]

my bumper looks just like yours (minus the d rings and rubber bumper) The body shop is going to paint it form me. I will powder coat possibly in the future, right now I need to get this truck back to my wife.

I wish I had done a little more research on these guys before i gave them $800+.

They are now going under a "TAG" website. Tactical Armor Group. New name same sorry people.

BTW - Truck looks great.

 

[Silver_Seven]

Well good luck with the install and the paint job. I get alot of looks, infact people are just donw right freaked out seeing this hugh steel bumper on the truck. I just need to get a winch for the thing. Im really wanting to do a hydraulic winch set up but funds $$ hemorage like a bad knife cut. Thanks for the bump. Cant wait to see your final pics.