bull bar for my 96??

[cbrrider_mazdadriver]

Ive searched everywhere and I just cant seem to find a bull bar, or even a light bar for my 96 B2300. Ive search under a ford ranger as well and no luck. I want a black powdercoated bull bar that I can mount some daylighters to. Can anyone point me to a site or place that sells them?

Thanks in advance

 

[strvger]

www.lmctruck.com
www.jcwhitney.com
also try here in the classifieds and in the parts section (blue tab right under the 'search' at the to of this page.
many of the typical 4x4 retailers should be able to get one for you as well. try a google search for 4x4 accessories and see what comes up.
good luck to you.

 

[cbrrider_mazdadriver]

thanks. Ive tried searching through a bunch already but to no avail. Il try these when I get home from work and see what I can find

 

[cbrrider_mazdadriver]

the only one i can seem to find is the one on JCwhitney.com but it looks kinda cheap.. there have got to be some better options than that one place

 

[Nater]

You mean like this?

It is actually for a 2000+ Ranger. I had to fabricate some adapter brackets...

 

[Grey_04]

have you called summit racing? i got one from them for an '01 s-10 years ago and i keep revamping the mounting brackets. { it's been on an '01 s-10, '94 Dakota, and 2 different rangers now.}

 

[cbrrider_mazdadriver]

yes nater like that. so basically I can find one I like for the 2000+ ranger, since the selection is way better, and just fab new brackets? How complicated is it exactly? If its not too hard then Ill just go that route..

 

[Nater]

It wasn't hard at all....The drop mounts bolted up just fine. I needed to fab up some adapter brackets for where the bull bar meets the drop brackets as the holes did not line up on the bar. I also fabbed up two support brackets for the drop brackets. All in all....was about 3 hours worth of work.

 

[lil'_big_truck]

also don't forget to check craigslist. especially this time of year. I got the same bar as Nater for a good deal. and like he said, its not hard at all to adapt them.