Aussie bumper

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I saw this truck and loved the bumper. I heard its a Aussie bumper but I'm not sure.

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It looks like an American bumper to me with the fact that the truck has a CA license plate. Id say any good fab shop could make ya a bumper like that...
 

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real aussie bumpers with full roo bars are just plain beasts, they look nothing like that wimpynear stock job there. With a real aussie bumper , you could bounce deer off the front of your truck all day long with barely a scratch
 

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A real Aussie bumper would have some protrusions downward to prevent animals from lodging underneath your truck. That one is a pretty clean design though.
 

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It shows a strong resemblance to the "Herd" bumpers. Their website only shows bumpers going back to the superduties, but if they are like Ali-Arc they have older model bumpers, you just have to ask them. These bumpers are likely $1800- 2500. The aluminum bumpers are surprising stout and weigh very little more than than the stock bumper.
 

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There's a company in S. Dakota that build bumpers similar to Herd's but the do some for older pickup's. It looks like it could be one of theirs. I should see if I can find it again.
 

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