Hendrickson's AERO CLAD bumper designed for ProStar. Hendrickson Bumper and Trim announces the expanded offering of the All Makes AERO CLAD stainless steel clad aluminum bumper for International ...

View post: A Different Kind of Hyundai Santa Fe is Coming to North America The bumper itself is made from 3/16-inch steel plate and is powder coated to protect the steel from rust. It should be much ...

The off-road specialists at AEV (American Expedition Vehicles) have taken the steel rear bumper from the Chevy Silverado 1500 ZR2 Bison and the GMC Sierra 1500 AT4X AEV Edition and made it available ...

Gamber-Johnson's rugged, reliable push bumpers are now available in aluminum, in addition to our already popular steel model. Maintain the same strength as our steel push bumper while benefiting from ...

Ontario, California-based company Body Armor 4×4 has revealed its new Ambush line of off-road bumpers for the current-generation Chevy Silverado 1500. The Ambush series line from Body Armor 4×4 are ...

There was no question the factory plastic front bumper on our '07 Wrangler had to hit the scrap heap. With plenty of aftermarket options, we went to searching for something that mounted solidly, ...

Mazda is beefing up its bumpers with “super-strength” steel the company says will reduce damage in the event of a collision. The Japanese automaker announced October 4 that it would use ultra-high ...

Hendrickson Bumper and Trim made its Aero Clad stainless steel clad aluminum bumper available for the new International HX Series of vocational trucks. Aero Clad is optional for both set back axle and ...

The Isuzu MU-X might not be as widely available as some of the brand’s fans might have wanted but it is the vehicle of choice for those who love the D-Max but want the extra practicality of an SUV. As ...

Bumpers are like shoes. There are shoes for work and shoes for play, and for many people the looks of the shoes are more important than their function. The same goes for bumpers. Although they are all ...

They're only original once; it's a well-worn clich that still works, or does it? Case in point, a friend of ours recently picked up a pretty clean 1935 Ford two-door Standard that didn't quite make it ...