My bumper is complete and mounted

Green96D1

Explorer
hear is my awesome custom off road bumper for the rear.

cost of steel 105$

fab cost Free the welder is my Brother:wings:

outcome priceless.

heres the pictures hope all like. I wanted the slimline look to have the best departure angle I could on a Discovery
 

Green96D1

Explorer
spare tire fitment

My spare didn't fit at first so what I did is inverted the carrier and mounted it higher than normal using only the four bolts than all six.

I can now fit a 34 inch tire and it gives my truck a somewhat rockcrawler look. i think:coffeedrink: :cool:

heres pictures
 

Green96D1

Explorer
Now it's time for me to get a Front offroad bumper.

The stock one looks rather funny with a offroad bumper in the back.:REOutArchery02:
 
Nice job!

I'd only suggest that you think about re-drilling some of the tire mounting bracket holes. If the tire can set on - or really close to - the bumper, your door hinges will last longer.

My 235/85's just squeeek onto the top of my $G rear bumper.

ed ... Oh wait. You're saying that you intend to stick a larger tire on there ... nevermind ...

KAA
 

DaktariEd

2005, 2006 Tech Course Champion: Expedition Trophy
Excellent look....:26_7_2:
Subtle but firm...commanding....yet not ostentatious!
:rolleyes:


Looks great! The bumper and the entire vehicle....

:sombrero:
 

Green96D1

Explorer
Thanks Guys I love the compliments.

I been talking about a rear bumper for many months.

I glad it became a reality.:wings:
 

toledotimber

Observer
That looks awesome. Besides the main tube, is that all solid steel? Also, as I'm not intimately familiar with Discos, what are the plates hanging off of the bumper for? I assume the towbar.
 

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