Range Rover Classic custom bumper

Finally! Time to install a winch on the Range Rover and make it a proper 4x4.
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[@sweeneytod1]

That was pure magic. On my to do list.

[@waynehill9198]

What a brilliant job you’ve done, making me want one for my classic Range Rover, bumper envy 🤣

[@ludwigseeley6359]

Haha thanks! Definitely comes in handy often to have a winch now!

[@eddieflores2852]

Awesome front bumper!

[@ludwigseeley6359]

Thanks!

[@aserta]

It's that big because likely it's "one size fits all" across their range. If you don't like it, and have access to a lathe, you can always cut the back piece in a cross pattern, remove material, and then reweld it around short (lathe cut) pins. It only costs time.
PS, because this isn't a precision device, if you don't have a lathe (i'm a bit new to the channel so i'm out of the picture on that, sorry) you can also make a small tape adapter to the chuck of a drill and whilst someone else is spinning the pins you can run a grinder against it until it's shorter and fits the hole of the mounting ear. I've done that in the past when one broke, and got lost, and i happened to have a similarly sized chunk of metal that i would normally use as a "mallet" for stubborn things. In a pinch, you do what you gotta do.

[@ludwigseeley6359]

Yeah it could definitely be modified if I really had a lot of time to put into it, but I don’t think that’s going to happen for a little while haha. Also a lathe would be awesome! Wish I had access to one 😬

[@catoubouchard]

Artiste soudeur ! J'aime la variété des prises de vues et l'utilisation de différents appareils : GoPro, Cell, Drone, Accéléré...
Bien contente de revoir la poule ha ha. Excellent travail de créateur :)

[@ludwigseeley6359]

Merci beaucoup! 😀 merci aussi de mentionner ce que tu aime dans le vidéo, ça m’aide a s’avoir quoi prioriser! Les poules évidement 😉

[@jolemay5135]

one word : WOW !

[@ludwigseeley6359]

Thanks mon gars!

[@martinplayford6786]

Nice job Ludwig.

[@ludwigseeley6359]

thanks ;)

[@dave1secondago]

brilliant build ludi , nice fabrication

[@ludwigseeley6359]

Thanks 😊

[@ewanstewart8011]

Very smart looking bit of kit, your fabrication skills are excellent 👍🏻

[@ludwigseeley6359]

thanks a lot! :)

[@davepearce6359]

Really enjoyed this Ludi. Really good work. Well done, maybe a sideline? Cheers. 😊👍🏻

[@ludwigseeley6359]

Glad you liked it, and yeah I wish haha!

[@mry82]

Looks good!

[@ludwigseeley6359]

Thanks! 🙂

[@grahameroberts8109]

Nice job but I hope you are bolting rated anchor points through each chassis rail at the front.
Also you could make up a hinged number plate to hide the gap at the winch front. 👍🏻🙏🏽😷🦘

[@ludwigseeley6359]

That’s a cool idea! And it’s installed with random bolts for now but will be getting graded bolts soon!

[@grahameroberts8109]

@@ludwigseeley6359
At the same time fit recovery points for shackles. 👍🏻🙏🏽😷🦘