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Brand: Buckstop
Part Number: RF9
Bumper Type: Rear Bumper
Style: Buckstop Rear Bumper
Vehicle Fit: 2011-2016 Ford F450/F550 Superduty
Lead time: 5-7 weeks
Buckstop is the perfect bumper for your truck. If you are looking for strength, functionality and quality, this is the right choice for you.
It is made of 1/4" steel in the primary impact zone and winch center and 3/16" steel under the headlights. Its weight is approximately 190 lbs over stock. It has top access door latches, protects the winch, and gives a clean look to the truck. Each bumper is fully sandblasted, coated with primer powder coat, baked and pre-cured, re-shot with topcoat, and baked and cured one more time. All critical seams are welded, inside and out. Buckstop bumpers all have OEM “J” type tow hooks or re-located factory tow hooks. It also has built-in universal light mounts that will accept any brand or style of big 6" round lights.
The Buckstop Rear bumper is made of 3/16" steel - roughly 3 times thicker than factory bumper. It is clean-lined and sized very closely to stock. The OEM trailer hitch assembly is not affected by the new bumper and stays in place.
***To ensure the best quality, Buckstop bumpers are offered on a build to order basis. Each one will be tailor made for your Ford F450/F550 Superduty right after your purchase is confirmed.
Please note that the manufacturing process can take 16 weeks. Once finished, your Buckstop Ford F450/F550 Superduty bumper will be shipped to your delivery address as soon as possible.***
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