Product Details
Jeep Wrangler 1987, Stubby Gloss Black Rear Tubular Bumper by Smittybilt®. Gloss Black. Smittybilt Tubular Jeep Bumpers are custom crafted to fit your Jeep. They gain their strength from durable stainless steel and a 1-piece design, plus boast pre-cut vertical uprights for a little flair. And, these bumpers are robotically welded for extreme durability on the road or off. Plus, Smittybilt Tubular Jeep Bumpers are available for the front and rear.
Notes
- No Drill Installation.
Specifications
| Bumper Type: Tubular |
| Width: Stubby |
| Step Included: No |
| D-Rings Mounts: Yes |
| Hitch Mount Ability: No |
| Tire Carrier Included: Yes |
| Available Lights: No |
| Sensor Cutouts: No |
| Material: Steel |
| Finish: Textured Black Powder Coat |
Features
- Protects your off-road beast from rocks, dirt and debris
- Adds rugged elegance and style to your vehicle
- Premium quality construction for impeccable strength and superior reliability
- Tough as nails to stand up to just about anything you may encounter off road
If you're into taking your vehicle on a rugged off-road excursion, having the right parts that will help prevent expensive damage from hazardous obstacles you may encounter when the pavements ends is a must. A rear bumper is an ultimate line of defense for your off-road machine's rear end. Boost that level of protection against rocks, mud and other road debris as well as other vehicles with this superior rear off-road bumper. Constructed from premium, durable materials to stand up to the punishment of off-road driving, it delivers a perfect blend of aggressive looks with rugged function. This body armor is an excellent way to dress up your steel stallion into stylish protection with a tough, off-road appeal that you crave for.
Smittybilt®, located in Compton, California, is the leader in the off-road parts and accessories market because they were there at its inception. Founder Basil Smith, also known as "Smitty", was one of the original Southern California 4WD enthusiasts. He started a business called Rock-ett Products, making specialized equipment for trucks and Jeeps, in his garage/machine shop in 1956. Smitty's son Tom began working at Rock-ett at an early age and became head of the ever-expanding enterprise when it became Smittybilt in the 1970s. Under Tom's leadership, the company created innovative products like the original "Nerf Bar" side step, and tubular front and rear bumpers for Jeeps. Today, thanks to their continued involvement in off-roading at all levels of the staff, which enables them to keep abreast of the latest trends and needs in the off-road market, Smittybilt remains the industry leader with a selection of over 2000 different products for trucks and SUVs.