Bumper damage

[Jeep 5150 2112]

Pics it just turns my stomach for how careful I was with this vehicle. Thank you all for all your help and suggestions

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[Opus]

Sounds like an excellent excuse to tell the S.O. why you need a new steel bumper...

Now, just between us, tell us what you used to cave it in...

 

[Jeep 5150 2112]

Haha hit in a shopping center parking lot.

 

[MesaAZGuy]

Not worth trying to fix it. You'll find a replacement I am sure.

 

[jhackathorne]

I'm in the central ohio area, if they aren't interested I may be.

There is no reason anyone should pay that much for a stock plastic bumper. A brand new one is $280 and add another $100, give or take, and you can get a steel and not have to worry about dents like that ever again.

 

[OrneryBear]

There is no reason anyone should pay that much for a stock plastic bumper. A brand new one is $280 and add another $100, give or take, and you can get a steel and not have to worry about dents like that ever again.

The person I am replying to is selling his steel bumper for $250, not a plastic one and I agreed to buy it from him if the OP wasn't interested.

 

[jhackathorne]

The person I am replying to is selling his steel bumper for $250, not a plastic one and I agreed to buy it from him if the OP wasn't interested.

You’re right and I’m wrong. You must know wife!?

 

[rickinAZ]

Visit a Jeep dealer or aftermarket installer. Here in Phoenix, they tend to have a bunch of new take-offs “out back”. My experience, especially
with dealers, is that they are not in the used parts business, and will give them to you for free. I once scavenged a replacement plastic bumper for my daughter’s JK. Here’s the rub: the employees who bring them to the back are not careful as you would hope. As with free oil changes, free isn’t always free.

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