F4X4 front bumper with bull bar for Mitsubishi L200 III 1996-2005
Fit
Mitsubishi L200 III, 1996-2005. The kit includes a front bumper with auxiliary light holes and a bull bar. The bumper is not homologated.
Specifications
- Bumper made from 3 mm sheet steel
- Winch mount and frame mounts made of 5 mm steel sheet
- Laser cut, CNC press brake bent, hand finished
- Shot blasted and epoxy primed
- Powder coated in RAL 9005 fine-texture matt black, bumper in another RAL colour on request
- Stainless steel bolts
- Holes for auxiliary lights, shackle mount points, two hi-lift points
- Bull bar made from 4 mm steel, laser cut and mandrel bent
- Bull bar zinc powder primed, removable
- Product code: ZMAB
A working pickup in the forest
The L200 III is often a forester's or hunter's truck, and a pickup with a loaded bed gets stuck quickly on a soft track. The winch gets its place inside the bumper on 5 mm steel joined to the frame mounts, so even a sideways pull will not twist the mount, and neither the winch nor the truck gets damaged. If a wheel is in a hole, you lift the front end from the two hi-lift holes.
The bull bar takes the branches and bushes on forest tracks and comes off when you drive in town.
The auxiliary light holes are ready in the bumper, and you can pick matching lights straight from the options. You can see all the lights here– ask us what else is available.
Before powder coating the bumper is shot blasted and epoxy primed, and the bull bar has a zinc powder primer. The bolts are stainless.
Installation
Mounting hardware is included and the bumper is removable; the bull bar attaches to the bumper. Shackle mounts and lights are not included, you can add them from the options.
Delivery
A large, heavy item – we ship it on a pallet as freight, it will not fit in a parcel locker.
If the manufacturer does not have it in stock, production takes 2 weeks.
Fitting the bumper and bull bar is a modification to the vehicle – check the Estonian Transport Administration registration requirements before using it on public roads.












