Help Choosing a Bumper cover.

[Jornum1]

Ok in light of the recent info that Ranger 93+ bumpers are interchangable with 95+ bumpers I am going to be buying one for my truck. If I do this I will have a brand new '99 bumper for sale. Check out my post in the for sale forum. But this post is to get anybodys info on which aftermarket bumper cover to pick. Also if anyone else know any manufacturer of bumper covers for Explorers or Rangers please post a link.
Ok here is kinda how my truck looks now. without the light covers anymore.

Here are the bumper covers I am looking at
This is by Keystone

This one is from Godfather Customs

From Razzi.com

This is from A&A

These are by xenon

and last but not least this one is from stillen

 

[4Wheelin]

I personally like the godfather customs and the second one down in the xenon's.

 

[Bill Kemp]

How bout just painting the one you got?

 

[96Saleen]

bill,
do you have any pix of your explorer?
i would like to see them.
thanks

 

[Jornum1]

I have thought many times about painting my bumpers, and fender flares. But I would really like something different from the "Usual" explorer bumper for my truck. Then I will paint it red, as well as my fender flares and rear bumper.
I am currently leaning towards the xenon or stillen bumper cover. I really like the stillen, but the only draw back is I dont like the quare fog light cut outs.
anybody have any opinions let me know
Jason

 

[65Matt]

I was kicking around the idea of making a bumper cover out of fiberglass that looks like the 99 Lightning, with the large snout and round fogs on the sides. Of all of those, it would probably look the most like the Keystone. (BTW Thats my pick of the litter) I dont know if there would be any interest, though.

Are any of those covers made of fiberglass, or are they urethane?

 

[4Wheelin]

Have you looked at the Explorer Express ones?

 

[Dre]

the last but not least...... Stillen

Later,

 

[drmoore71]

i like the keystone, but i think i would keep the bumper and flares silver, i think they lend a nice contrast to your truck. just a couple cents from texas, though.