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Built, Not bought Let's see what everyone has built. As much as it's nice to buy some of these great products offered for purchase, it's nice to see people can still build stuff for themselves. I am no pro fabricator and I don't have a lot of tools, but there is just something about building...

Almost ready for some paint. Just have to put a center support bracket on the winch plate.

Cut the top. Not bad only using an angle grinder.

Welded the seam and cut the corner.

I worked on my bumper just a little bit before work. I will cut the corner to match the angle. I used 1/8 inch flat steel for the angle corners, seeing that they have no structural purpose.

Great video as always. Some deep water, good thing for drain plugs.

Well I have started my bumper build. I am mimicking the size of the 1/4 pounder with a few changes. I will eventually build a stinger. I am making the bumper out of 1/4 inch a36.

Well that is awesome! Congrats.

Here are some finished shots.

Here are a few more pictures of my fab work. It was a really fun project, the first real fabrication project I have done of its kind. It feels good to know I built it and it only cost $30.00 in material. I will post pictures of I all complete later.

Got my track bar bracket fabbed up and welded on.

I drilled and cut the two pieces. Got home late so I couldn't work on it that long. I welded the two pieces together then made the cuts.

Well I have my new flipped drag link. I bought some steel stock and started building my own track bar relocation bracket. I will work on it a lot more tomorrow.

i forget if I posted this one or not!

The mother load presented itself to me! Even a different flavor.

A drag link bushing. Idk how you only get one when they are shipped together? Lol maybe the drag link will be here tomorrow.

Took the front two doors off today! Have to embrace the last days of summer.

Found this tonight!! Starting bids?

I stripped the wheels down and then used self eching primer and then flat black epoxy based paint. They have been holding up for a couple years. This is what I used specifically.