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We include a bracket that comes off the stock spare tire mount and holds the plate just to the right of the FORD logo. Lights and a plug n play lighting harness are also included.

Made a thread in the sponsor area this morning! https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/srq-fabrications-modular-dual-swingout-rear-bumper.48678/

This is a high-clearance modular rear bumper designed to handle any adventure you throw at it! Quick Features: High Clearance Modern Plate Design Modular Design - Add Accessories As You Go Shell CNC Precision Cut from 1/8" and 3/16” Steel 3/16" Steel Internal Gusseting 1/4" Steel Frame Mounts...

I can post some here for those following along but will also make a new thread in the sponsor area with all the details. You can check out the pricing/details now on our website and will be adding photos there too...

That is just a quick screenshot from CAD. We are heading to a Bronco meet this weekend in St.Augustine, FL, and will be revealing it there. Should have a ton of photos up on the website next week.

No complaints here... **sips wine**

Fits kids up to 13 years old with ease! It's a dual jerry can holder. The photo makes it look larger

Here is a sneak peek! It will be back from powdercoat next week.

We are running 37s too! As mentioned, it's more for spare tire delete kits and dual swingout rear bumpers like what we have coming out next week! But for the guys running the stock tire mount, it still cleans up the wiring and helps protect it better by running it through the tailgate.

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We wheel our stuff pretty hard and have never had a problem. With the angle of the slider, you are going to land on the bottom of the inside tube before getting close to the inside of the slider. We have a lot of these out to the general public already and no complaints.

The bottle opener itself has a rubber backing to it so it won't scratch the paint. I've had this one on my Bronco for a few months now and nobody has come close to hitting the Bronco due to the angle of it. We include it with our spare tire delete kit and our dual swingout rear bumper but...

Which we know... this was designed to relocate the wiring so that it was fully hidden. We figured an extra bottle opener handy wouldn't hurt either.

The factory grommet is behind the spare tire for the most part. While this works with the stock tire location it is more usable with people running spare tire delete kits or swingout rear bumpers.

Tired of seeing that ugly wire grommet coming out of your tailgate? We've got you covered! This bottle opener replaces the factory wire grommet that connects to your stock spare tire setup. By relocating the wires through the vent behind the spare tire holder you can eliminate that ugly...

Rear bumper sneak peek for you guys! Should be on the Bronco sometime next week.

Should be good now, not sure what happened

Retail is $1502. For the 4-door folk, there is a fit kit that can be purchased to fill in the sides and rear seats can remain in place. The 2-door model requires making your own mounting points and removal of rear seats.

Not bad for being included in the bumper cost! Excited to get the bumper off and a winch bumper on soon though.

We are off Ashton and McIntosh. Don't have a fancy showroom or anything but welcome to come by and check out production.