rear step bumpers

[Cal10]

Originally Posted by '68OrangeSunshine

Cal10, Did your Stepside originally come from Los Angeles? Saf-T-Bumper was an LA company, as I understood it. Of course they could have had an associate branch in Northern CA, I guess. People move around all the time and take their trucks with them.
Interesting to note the S/10 back bumpers fit. There is a gap between the end of the stepfender and the start of the bumper that's covered with the original Saf-T-Bumper, but it's non-consequential.

I bought my truck from the son of the original owner, they moved up to the Auburn area in the 70s from Lompoc so I’d have to assume that he probably bought the pickup somewhere in the greater LA area.

['68OrangeSunshine]

Originally Posted by Cal10

I bought my truck from the son of the original owner, they moved up to the Auburn area in the 70s from Lompoc so I’d have to assume that he probably bought the pickup somewhere in the greater LA area.

Makes sense.

[DeadheadNM]

Here’s a page from the 1971 Sears Summer catalog that lists rear bumpers. All the styles are illustrated in this thread.

[67C10Step]

Old thread but worthwhile. How about a step bumper with a twist? Modified just a bit for the stepper.

[71blksuper4x4]

72' v43.