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Those were heavy duty bumpers made for all pickup trucks back in the day. Excellent workmanship and very tough. Rick also made custom gas tanks. I don’t think he is in business any longer. I had one on my 72 Chevy that the original owner installed on it in 72. I bought it in 84 and sold it last year to a friend and that bumper is still on the truck. Mine looked just like this one, except it didn’t have the “wings that went forward.
I had a Rick’s bumper on my 76 F-350 – it had the wings also. Back in 95 Rick installed a flip up gooseneck mount in the bed of my 94 F-350. He is no longer in business…..
This is for a wagon. the wings protected the rear qtr. panel. he must have done a lot of custom work.