Are these the same bumper?

Effectively yes. Both are new chrome reproduction rear bumpers for the 1964 Ford Galaxie, and both reuse your original brackets and hardware. The difference is the supplier and the warranty terms.

The Dynacorn is $569.95 at Dennis Carpenter as of November 5, 2026, versus $571.45 for the Auto Metal Direct bumper at eBay. The gap is $1.50, and eBay adds a per-order boxing fee, so the real gap can be wider.

Which has a better warranty?

The Auto Metal Direct bumper carries a 5-year limited rust-through warranty. No warranty is stated for the Dynacorn listing.

Do I need to buy brackets too?

Yes, unless your originals are reusable. Neither bumper ships with brackets or hardware, so inspect and rechrome or replace your originals before installing.

Will either fit a Country Sedan or a convertible?

The Dynacorn is listed for all 1964 Galaxie body styles. The Auto Metal Direct listing names the Custom, Country Sedan, Squire, 500 XL, Sunliner and Victoria, so both cover the full range.

Is the more expensive one worth it?

Only if the 5-year rust-through warranty and the stated 14-gauge steel matter to you. Otherwise the $1.50-cheaper Dynacorn from a Ford restoration specialist is the safer pick.

Dynacorn 1964 Ford Galaxie Rear Bumper vs 1964 Ford Galaxie Rear Bumper

These are the same part in different boxes: both are reproduction 1964 Galaxie rear bumpers, and the price gap is only $1.50. The Dynacorn at $569.95 from Dennis Carpenter is the better buy for most shoppers because it comes from a specialist Ford restoration house that stocks and supports the part. The Auto Metal Direct bumper at $571.45 on eBay is a fine alternative if you want the 5-year rust-through warranty or need the extra store options. Neither includes brackets or hardware, so budget for those separately.

Today the Dynacorn 1964 Ford Galaxie Rear Bumper costs $1.50 less at its best price.

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