Toyota Tundra Prerunner Front Bumper 

I could but most towns have someone with a bender that could bend them no problem

This is a very old model 3 bender. Works great and have used it for many years. I've also used model 32 and always say to get whatever bender friends have around you so you can borrow dies.

@@TTMotorsports What is the max wall thickness you've bent with it? I was going to go with the 32 with a ram because I want to be able to bend 0.250 wall tube.

@@Fix_It_Again_Tony I haave bent 2" x .250 with this bender and even 1.5 x .375 wall before But If i were buying new the model 32 is what i would go with, a couple of my holes were getting ovaled out so i got a couple new arms.

@@TTMotorsports Thanks for the feedback.

The best way to figure out the tubing is to get out a tape measure and measure it out and if you measure 30ft they are sold in 20ft sticks so buy 2 sticks incase you make a mistake. I used 1.75"x.120 DOM tube and1.5"x.120 tube for diagonal gussets to the side of the frame. Thanks

I've been shopping for a first gen 4x4 sequoia to build for myself but hard to find for reasonable price and with under 200k miles.

@@TTMotorsports what size and material is the sheet of metal

@@dadozey7619 The bumper end caps was 3/16" P&O Steel Sheet

This truck had bumper already removed. So I'm guessing he zip tied them to the frame or core support.

I do not have one and I have never made one for that truck. I don't make blueprint for these bumpers. I fit and build them to the vehicle, not a production item, they are one off for each truck.

This was 1.75" x .120 wall dom tubing

Thanks. Always treat customers trucks like I would my own

This is 1.75" x.120 dom tubing. Usually run that or 2" tube for full size trucks.

We are in phoenix and powdercoated runs around 800 roughly.

I'm using the plasmacam program it comes with. Design edge is the new software. It converts black and white bmp scans into lines that we clean up in their software. Works great.

@@TTMotorsports That is so cool.

this one is 1.75" x .120 DOM tubing

I would when i lived there in 2022 BUT i have moved and am in Lucerne Valley, CA I can build a similar bumper for you but would cost $2200

They are painted most of the time including this one after the video was done. Unless racing than the trucks aren't painted so you can check for cracks easier

Depends on the price of tubing per ft. I would say around 100 or 120

I'm in Santa Maria, CA and can build one for you but you would have to come and have me build it on your truck. I know of lots of shops in LA and San Diego who could build one for you too.

@@TTMotorsports right on ! Yeah lmk . Much appreciate it if you could drop me a referral in san diego

@@Ask_the_neighbor Corrosive Design in Ramona does good work and could even refer you to someone else if that's too far from you. instagram.com/corrosive_design/?hl=en

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Yes I do but I cannot ship bumpers so if in California and want one email contact on our website. Tt-motorsports.com

Most bumpers start at $750 and am in California now but I am not working on any customers vehicles currently.