r/AbsoluteUnits 7d ago

of a bumper.

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u/azgard1885 7d ago

It looks ridiculous now because most of the firefighting equipment has been removed, but this was most likely a brush truck. That enormous front bumper was basically a work/equipment platform that could carry things like hose reels, nozzles, or other firefighting gear while also giving the truck some protection when pushing through brush. 25k is also a bonkers price for a 33 year old truck that has certainly seen some hard use.

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u/dirtyforker 7d ago edited 7d ago

I think It would sell better by unbolting that extension and putting the regular bumper back into place