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AFN 4X4 2019 SUZUKI JIMNY BULL BAR

Article from: Unsealed 4X4 The Suzuki Jimny was one of the most anticipated 4X4s to hit the market this year and now aftermarket accessories are having the same effect. The team behind AFN 4×4 have …

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May 17 2019

May 17 2019

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Article from: Unsealed 4X4

The Suzuki Jimny was one of the most anticipated 4X4s to hit the market this year and now aftermarket accessories are having the same effect. The team behind AFN 4×4 have announced the launch of their Suzuki Jimny Bull Bar, set to be available from June. Spotted at the recent Brisbane 4X4 show, the bar adds a mean edge to the retro Suzuki front end. The bull bar is a full bumper replacement and weighs approximately 32kg; it has the space to fit a winch up to 9,200lbs with a narrow motor design. The AFN bar reuses the standard fog lights but adds their own integrated LED indicator and DRL assembly. With dual antenna tabs, and provision to add a light bar or driving lights, as well as the option to have it colour-coded to the vehicle, this bull bar from AFN 4×4 will take your Jimny to the next level.

RRP $1595

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