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Body Armor 4x4

Body Armor 4x4 19-21 Subaru Forester HiLine Front Winch Bumper

SKU: BODSU-19340
Barcode: 729419167639

$700.00

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Body Armor 4x4 19-21 Subaru Forester HiLine Front Winch Bumper

$700.00

$700.00

Tech Specs

Brand
Body Armor 4x4
SKU
BODSU-19340
Shipping weight
80.3 lb

Introducing our rugged front bumper, constructed from 3/16? steel plate for exceptional durability. The bolt-on bull bar includes provisions for a 20" double row light bar or individual lights, offering versatile lighting options. This bumper can accommodate up to a 5500 lb winch, making it ideal for recovery operations. It features an integrated skid plate that accommodates O.E. plastic or most aftermarket skid plates, ensuring comprehensive protection. Integrated shackle recovery points provide additional functionality for off-road adventures. Finished with a durable two-stage light textured black powder coat, this bumper is built to withstand the toughest conditions. Backed by a 3-year finish warranty and a limited lifetime warranty, it guarantees long-lasting quality and performance. Perfect for those seeking both strength and versatility, this bumper is the ultimate upgrade for your vehicle.

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