So I was rear ended today...

[Krab]

definitely make sure to get the frame checked too though.dont want any unwanted surprises in the future

How would I go about doing this?
And yes, I definitely owned that little car. Bam!

 

[SaintsFan]

Too bad you didn't have the hitch ball and mount installed at the time.

 

[BDRAG]

Here are a few pics of my raptor:

I like the fact that you left a few of that cars front teeth stuffeds into your bumper. NICE!

Go with a new rear bumper from whoever you like. Get a few estimates, get the frame checked out, engine and tranny mounts to make sure they did not get sheered or damaged.

From the looks of the car I say NO INSURANCE! Did they have VALID insurance? Oh my Back, I need a matching front bumper! AHhahaaa. Just KIDDING!

BDRAG

 

[Elevated Off Road]

No good glad your ok.

 

[Fred]

Have crash get cash....get you a "dollar collar" to we're around....

Yes have the truck checked for any frame or other issues....some good body shops can use lasers to check the frame and have the dealer go over the truck as well...

And go see the doctor to for yourself....

 

[Icecobra]

Bumper yes I would not recommend anything starting with an A..... My choice iron bull

 

[CoronaRaptor]

You'll find that there's more damage than just the rear bumper, once it is taken off, the frame horns will be bent and need to be straightened in the least. Glad you are okay, I voter for the first bumper too!!

 

[Dan06]

I vote RPG

However, the previous ones are sweet as well. Look very tough, if you expect it to happen again.

 

[knine]

Just went thru this myself. I went with 4tt's rear bemper because it looks a little like what a stock bumper lines would follow and seems pretty solid. They can add the sensor holes, it comes with or without light holes. Went with the line-x covering and kevlar, low gloss top app.

Just ordered, should be here in a few days. Pic below is of thier site.

 

[JGov]

Check out the 4 the truck bumpers they are top notch quality awesome fit and finish and work with the sensors