Rear bumper question D100

[Volksnut]

So here it is in mock up stage. I ended up with the Ford F100 style, I used there brackets too. I was able to use the first hole in the frame with the bracket, re-drilled bumper as frame is wider than a Ford. Welded up old holes and cut 1" from back of bumper (by plate) to push closer to body. Oh what color white are the bumpers?

Don't know about the colour but that looks really good.

What is the total length of the bumper? I am thinking something similar for my Utiline but would like to know how far the bumper will stick out from the side of the box.

It's not finished, the black is a primer that keeps it from rusting when shipped, i'll repaint it white. The bumper width is about a 1/2" short per side.

[67step100]

It's not finished, the black is a primer that keeps it from rusting when shipped, i'll repaint it white. The bumper width is about a 1/2" short per side.

Thanks volksnut but my backend is completely different than yours. I have a Utiline and I just want to get an idea how far out beyond the box it will sit, hence wanting the total length. Thanks.

[PwrWgnDrvr]

It will look sorta like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83_HBLgZKIM

[3deez]

That IS the factory ute bumper. Hard to find and worth $$$ when u do!

So how much $$$ are they worth? I have 2 w/brackets.

[Volksnut]

It's not finished, the black is a primer that keeps it from rusting when shipped, i'll repaint it white. The bumper width is about a 1/2" short per side.

Thanks volksnut but my backend is completely different than yours. I have a Utiline and I just want to get an idea how far out beyond the box it will sit, hence wanting the total length. Thanks.

76 1/4"

[67step100]

76 1/4"

Thanks volksnut.

Has anyone fit a '60-66 Chevy stepside rear bumper? It looks very similar to the original Utiline Dodge rear bumper but I think a bit wider. It is narrower than the ford by almost 6" so would probably look better on a Utiline (the Chevy bumper is 70 3/4" at its widest point).

[Series1Utiline]

Yes, I did several years ago. I like the look and it was hard to pass up the $100 price tag for a brand new (primered) bumper. That was through LMC.

[Hobcobble]

I used a '61-'68 style Sweptline front bumper for the rear bumper on my '65 D100.

John

[67step100]

Yes, I did several years ago. I like the look and it was hard to pass up the $100 price tag for a brand new (primered) bumper. That was through LMC.

Sent you a PM asking for pics of your brackets for mounting if possible.

[Volksnut]

Here it is painted

[Wildergarten]

Looks like it belongs there.

[Txas2step]

Nice job!

[67LSD200]

Damn, that turned out really nice! I have a few more pressing issues, but an affordable rear bumper is on the list for my 67 D200