Cause right now my rear bumper has 2 small dings in the middle from a trailer. Barely see em. Not sure if that can be filled or not. If I can get one cheap I will. But I'm also buying a new hood before it gets painted. There goes $650 on the hood alone. A primed rear bumper will be around $200 probably. Then there is between $1500 and $2500 for getting everything painted. Not sure how easy it can be done since I'm getting the same color I have now. They shouldn't have to do too much to prep it. This stuff adds up quick.
I'd search around for some good used bumpers if yours has some dents in it. I've seen the XL bumpers look like brand new sitting in scrap yards before dude. I know you may not want used stuff, but it could save you some big money in the end.
Yeah. Its got one small of from where I went to lower the Jack thing on the trailer that holds it up. Had it on a block of wood and the wood moved just enough where the trailer slid forward and the tongue barely hit the bumper. The trailer was parked on kind of a slope. Other than that it's perfect.
Yep. They salt our roads soooo bad. The salt they've used the past few years, actually ate up the roads
