If someone designed a front and rear bumper blueprint
and posted it free (just download) Then one could just
take the plans to a local welder and PRESTO! $300 for
the front bumper, $300 for the rear, thats about it in
parts and labor IMO. No $200 shipping charges. No $100
packing fee. No importing tax, just money for parts
and labor MADE IN AMERICA...for a change:)

I work in a steel yard so I can get most any size
pipe, beams, H-piles, z-piles, I-beams etc.. etc... If
an engineer from the list were to design some
blueprints/plans I could have some bumpers fabricated
much cheaper and much stronger than "shedule
40/1.5"OD-my little couzins forearm is thicker than
that:)...That rear bumper is sweet but Is this size a
misprint or something? It looks bigger than 1.5" OD!

Phil***84' Westy Tiico "Millenium Falcon"
***84' Westfalia Wolfsburg edition GL--Rolling
chassis(has NO engine)-FOR SALE/SE VENDE!!-Florida
Title/2nd owner. AC, PS, 4spd. Deluxe Instrument
panel(tach/digi-clock) Super clean interior/cabinets,
all in good condition. captains chairs,  removable
bench seat for 6 passenger capability. 2 tables/arms.
Nice Curtains Body has rusty seams but none on top of
front bumper. Nice Pop Top/Canvas. Sony Stereo. Could
be perfect for a conversion project-Tiico? Subaru?
***60' Morris Mini1340CC(Also for sale)

--- Tromper <evilpig@MINDSPRING.COM> wrote:
> Yup the Fastforward bumper defintly looks good.
>
> Question I have is... other then the Zillion
> dollar one from projeckt vw does anyone know of
> a front bumper like that as well??
>
> JT
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Vanagon Mailing List
> [mailto:vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com]On Behalf
> Of The Wilsons
> Sent: Sunday, April 21, 2002 9:04 PM
> To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
> Subject: Utility rear bumpers ?
>
>
> We've got a 86 Sycro Westy that has been the family
> windsurf mobile since
> new.  We've been through 4 back bumpers over the
> years.  The stock version
> is real flimsy.  One little tap and they bend like a
> pretzel.  They're also
> not very easy to stand on (necessary for stacking
> sailboards on top).
>
> My current solution is an oak 2" X 4".  Hoping to do
> better.  Anyone know of
> a supplier of good sturdy utility type after-market
> rear bumpers?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mike Wilson
> coyote808@cox.net

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