Rear bumper mounts

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Pete
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Rear bumper mounts

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Hi All,

I am looking at making up a spare wheel holder and jerry can holder. I have a californian style rear bumper but I think the previous owner liked to make his own everything. I am pretty sure my mounts are not factory. I was hoping some one might be able to assist with identifying the issues with the mounting, so that I can correct them before fabricating my additions.

I think what they have done is cut a standard rear bar to reuse the mounts the welded (poorly) drop brackets to lower the cali bar.

This is what I have.
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grantourer
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The mounts look all wrong for an Aussie rear bumper, where are you based? I will see if I can photo mine tomorrow, for you. Where are you based?
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Looking at the number plate I'd hazard australia cobber
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spider
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From late 79 on, the Aust Mokes had the 'under' bumper mounts, similar to what your rear bar is, but that has home made brackets, this is one photo I have on file

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but I'm guessing this is something along the lines of what you've got in mind

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Pete
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Re: Rear bumper mounts

Post by Pete »

Thanks everyone.

Yep I based in Adelaide South Australia.
The setup in Spiders last image looks similar to what I am looking at doing. Looks like the same kind of brackets I have. Also, looks like my towbar tongue has been bent to suit the incorrect mounting. I'll straighten her up and see what I can get to fix the home made bits.

Thanks again. appreciate all the comments.
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