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Removing the Rear Bumper
Topic: Body   Posted:2008-02-13
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The rear bumper on this truck is an amazing piece of steel. Also, it is bolted flat to the frame, so I needed to take it off to properly treat the frame. I had to use a breaker bar:

Remove Bumper Bolt

Here is the underside of the bumper where it attaches to the bracket:

Bumper Bracket

Another view showing how much damage the rust has done so far:

Under Bumper

Another view:

Bumper





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