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This brochure sold on eBay. It shares a Jeep-Approved bumper for CJ-5s, CJ-6s, FCs, Trucks, and Gladiators. It is form F144W.
In 50 plus years of Jeeping , I have never seen one of these diamond plate bumpers on a CJ — I did have one on a 58 Willys truck , it didnt look original and was banged up , so I threw it out — I have the draw-bar hitch bumper on the back of my 48 Truck , looks like the CJ one , but different , works with the rear PTO unit — I thought that was the only Willys Truck approved rear ” bumper ” ? — I think it was in the early days — Its rare to see them on Willys Trucks , I was going to make some copies for my other Willys Trucks .
These wrap-a-round diamond plate rear bumpers were very popular on Wiillys pickups back in the 1950’s into the early 60’s in New Jersey, some even had “grab bars” mounted from the bumper sides to the top of the bed.