Ok, this was an idea that I had for my old bull-bar but never got around to doing ...........
Remove bull-bar, bumper and valence. Cut the old bull-bar at the points shown .......
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Take the sections that are marked "c" and "d" and swing them around through 90° so that the remaining section of bend faces backwards (tack and test first to see that the curvature follows the body line before welding back into place). Take the two bottom sections and weld them back slanted upwards, curvatures also facing back. You might have to fit a small gusset on each side between the upper and lower ends. It should then look something like this .........
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Then if you like, you take the two parts that you cut off from the upper bar with the two curved sections (marked with purple arrows), in fact you could switch the upper section with the lower section on the driver's side so that you get rid if the dent in the cut-away piece.
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and join where they were cut at points "a" and "b" which will give you the upper 'nudge bar' which you then weld on. If you also like, the area where you currently have your number-plate, build a winch box and put the number-plate back until you want to fit a winch. Also fit plates to mount the indicators.
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This way you don't have any major expenses .... use existing materials .... just welding and painting costs.
P.S. Just excuse my 'artwork' ... it's all done by hand because I don't have photoshop.
..... You wouldn't understand.... 
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