Need a mint TRX or Rebel rear bumper

[scottmoyer]

I posted in the classifieds, but the traction is very slow over there.

I am looking for a factory powder coated TRX or Rebel rear bumper assembly for my truck. Someone hit my bumper in the parking lot and scraped the finish. While calling powder coat companies to respray it, I'm being told that it'll be around $500-$600, and about 2-3 weeks without a bumper. The fiberglass/plastic frame that the bumper brackets attach to are also cracked from being hit. I heard that the frame can be replaced for about $150, but I don't see the point when a new bumper from the dealer is just a couple hundred more.

Anybody remove their new Rebel bumper to replace with a steel offroad bumper and want to clean out the garage? I'm in Florida, so I'm thinking shipping one is probably out of the question. Thanks

 

[Idahoktm]

The RHO rear bumper may not work for you if you have the OEM bed step. Check the TRX forum...aftermarket bumpers are pretty popular with the TRX.

 

[scottmoyer]

Thanks for that feedback. I posted on the TRX forum here.

Is the RHO rear bumper different than the 19-21 Rebel rear bumper? I know I've seen differences on some vehicles where they don't seem to have the lower valence plastics, but I wasn't aware the RHO had a different bumper altogether.

 

[Eighty]

Yes, they're different. I don't know if the fit-up is different or not, but the shapes are certainly not the same.

 

[scottmoyer]

Wow. I didn't know. Thanks. I'll see if I can update the post.

 

[scottmoyer]

Just to confirm, the TRX and Rebel share the same bumper, correct? I've seen part numbers that state rear sensors vs without, but when buying the bumper shell, not sure why that would matter if the sensors are in the lower valence plastics that screw into the bumper.