Price: $201.00
Pros: The metal was free
Cons: It's homemade and still needs some cosmetic work at the ends.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Because of a front end wreck, I had to find a way to re-build my front end. The unibody was damadged but it was cut back to where it was still straight. Had a piece of C channel (2x6") and it was sitting around collecting dust. Bought a gas bottle for my froend's welder and viola - the scrap metal is now part of the jeep. I also installed weld in D-Rings while I was at it. total paid: $175 for the Argon mix gas bottle, $16 for Ebay D Rings and $10 for two cans of Black Rustoleum.

Price: $1.00
Pros: looks great, place for the winch
Cons: no cons yet
Recommended? Yes

Comments: 1/4'' steal plate with a winch mount and square pipe

Price: $80.00
Pros: 3/16" rectangular tube. Bullring's purchased from a Tractor Supply Store
Cons: works absolutely great. Cost $80 to make a front and rear bumper!
Recommended? Yes

Comments:
I modeled the bumper from looking at the catalogs of $300 bumpers warn, warrior, etc.

Price: $50.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: good Add protection to the front of your Jeep. This front stinger bar is constructed out of 120 wall 2" steel tubing. Built to last, this bumper will fit TJ and YJ models.

Recommended? Yes

Comments: front and rear bumpers built myself out of angle and channel i had laying around the house work really well and look good

Recommended? Yes

Comments: The bumper came with the Jeep when I got it. I love the bumper, but needs a place to attach/ install a winche.

Recommended? Yes

Comments: made it as a graduation project for school.
gotta love my boner bar haha
extremely stout considering its a bolt on sort of thing

Price: $10.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Good bumper, solid design, easy to touch up, what the gods are made of. If I had to do it again, I would make it level with the grill.

Price: $500.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Not really mine, just don't know the maker of them. Bought front and rear off of craigslist. Extremely well built and beefy. Very heavy, bad approach angle. other than that very nice!

Price: $130.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Full width heavy duty 5x2 steel box tube rear bumper with 2" reciever to pull M101CDN military trailer. Reinforced with 3/8 plate and w/ built in antenna/light mounts.

Recommended? Yes

Comments: front and rear tube bumpers. front bumper welded onto the frame all the way around in every spot possible and also double as an air tank for the compressor. also designed to be towed by

Price: $45.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: My father and I made the front bumper with 3.5'' square tubing and 3.5'' X 2'' rectangular tubing. I added a custom license plate mount,and my brother and I designed the Hi-Lift jack mount.

Price: $250.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: homebuilt front tube bumper, rocksliders
and rear bumper with quarter panel protection

Recommended? Yes

Comments: My own custom built rear bumper, integrated 2" reciever and shackle mounts

Price: $100.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: sorry no pic's yet but it is going to work great has room for winch and will not hamper air flow in front of radiator

Recommended? Yes

Comments: built a replica of the warn front rock crawler bumper out of 2x4 box steel with clevis mounts for d rings

Recommended? Yes

Comments: I have a grill guard made by a company not listed here...forget the name at the moment...given to me from a friend...looks good...kills the approach angle...doesn't allow for winch

Price: $80.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Took out 2 deer and a civic. It works.

Price: $150.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: !

Recommended? Yes

Comments: 4"x4"x3/16" steel boxtube front bumper and custom 1/4" plate steel mounts