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A little cargo cage prototype we made over the weekend for KOH you can check this rig out in person at the FORD booth. It's pretty sweet ill definitely be making one for our Bronco. Should we take something like this into production?

We did a Tube/ Plate Hybrid on our front. https://www.bayareametalfab.com/2021-FORD-Bronco-Front-Winch-Bumper_p_169.html

I finally got around to mocking up the full plate version of our bumper. Here is a few shots in the raw. I think it came out pretty sweet!. This one will be getting a bull bar and powder coat tomorrow I'll post some completed pics after I get the lights and winch in there.

No skid is included with the bumper. We will have a upgraded 3/16" thick steel full skid set later this year. The skid in the pictures is the standard steel Bronco skid trimmed and powdered coated body color.

We are Warn Dealers but that's the only brand we offer.

We do offer local pick up at a discounted rate for the Bronco bumper but no installs here sorry. The front bumper install (no Lux) is less than 10min to do. if you relocate the ACC then half the front end needs to come off so it's more involved.

I will have pictures of the in cab view with the bar sometime next week. It does block some of the view but not completely.

The DNS server is down currently we were just notified. It should be back up shortly.

Already working on the new ones be on the lookout for another tracking email.

Thanks for the order, Their seems to be a lot of people doing that. As we have shipped a few dozen of these out already and only just found that I designed the hitch pin location backwards from a customer in this thread. I only test fit the lock & roll, Max coupler and my B&W hitch on the...

With our ACC relocate bracket a front hitch is a good possibility. The the best location is where the ACC sensor is currently located. That would make for a Direct pull point from the frame. We could also in theory do a hitch receiver under the factory bumper through the skid plate but that...

Anything can be done but can grantee you will be cutting grinding and welding to get something like that on the bronco. Direct bolt on not likely. but if your willing to cut and modify just about anything can be done.

That one wont be shown until I have a full working prototype to show. I'm really looking forward to showing it off but we have to wait until it's actually on the Bronco to show as it's still evolving as we go.

1: What is the weight of the bumper? All in about 95lbs 2: What standard color is the BAMF logo on the front? Standard is black 3: Are the bumpers pre-drilled for fog lights in a particular pattern/spacing to fit a specific light? Our fog light mounts are slots. you can pretty much mount any fog...

Now that's not right! The hitch pin holes should be other way. I can see why you would try to install it the other way after installing putting a hitch in the receiver. We have been using that receiver plate for a few years in our rear bumpers and that is the opposite orientation then our...

That is installed backwards . Turn it around the other way the holes are offset on the frame. They should line right up once turned around to the correct orientation.

Once we get some 4door sliders designed the 2door sliders will be started. I have a few local customers wanting some so it should be before spring.

We normally offer three choices on our sliders 0, 10 or 20 degrees. 0 works best as a step but no plans for anything hanging below the slider.

With the Warn Fairlead just over 7"

Yes 1.75"x.120" wall DOM full head light hoops will be an option on the full plate version of our bumper.