Greetings, /o/. I own a 1988 Toyota Pickup Xtracab (4x4, 5 speed).

Also, I am curious if anyone has any guess as to why replacement front bumper covers are so much easier to come by than replacement rear bumper covers.

Rockauto, they have everything.

>>17404956
Might look better without it, but it serves a useful purpose so I'll keep it on for now. Considering upgrading to a new shiny one possibly down the road.

>>17404947
Thanks, will save for future reference. Unfortunately, they also only had the front bumpers.

>>17404823
just build one like your op
>I cant weld brackets to two steel tubes
then fuck off

Don't listen to cummy. He has a tendency to ruin everything he touches.

I suggest you visit: https://www.yotatech.com/forums/

The Toyota trucks are literally everywhere. Finding used parts shouldn't be too difficult.

Good luck.

Sandpaper, then fiberglass or bondo, then matte black rattlecan

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>>17405046
How does that truck you posted look better than a factory stock truck? That POS doesn't even have door panels.

What I'm trying to say is that once you start neglecting your car, the snowball effect starts and before you know it, you're driving a bucket.

>>17405142
OP wants his bumper. You advise to take it off. Why?

>muh roll pan

That's terrible advice.

car-part.com

Use a 2x6. Enjoy your cheap and replaceable push bar.

>>17404823
get a steel bar bumper like the pic you posted and call it a day