From the looks of that it appears to be a plate compatible with a couple generations of Wranglers, I think I would opt for one specifically Made for YJ and avoid the extra holes, it might even fit better.

There are of course many options available, here are a couple such options
Under Cover Fabworks, LLC - Carbon Steel Winch Plate for Jeep YJ
https://www.rustysoffroad.com/vehic.../warn-winch-mounts-and-plates/warn-winch-mounting-plates-86-96-wrangler-yj.html

 

There's a round tube just beneath the bumper. You won't have access to the front winch bolts if you plan on drilling the bumper and installing the winch plate before mounting the winch.

My solution was to drill two holes in the top of my bumper so that the front winch bolts will sit in the holes. Then, I mounted the winch to the winch plate. Then, I mounted the winch plate to the Jeep. I used a couple large flat washers on the rear winch plate bolts so that the winch plate sits level.
I used grade 8 bolts with large grade 8 flat washers under the heads.

Good Luck, L,M.

 

drill two holes in the top of my bumper so that the front winch bolts will sit in the holes.

Yup, that was my original question and that works. I drilled and painted it last night and hope to install it all tonight

 

Maybe this helps?
But the info I found says 07 & up ?

 

I cant tell how thick that plate is, But how does it fit on top of the tow hooks, The winch mounting bolts would give the plate a little torque support, but would it work for you sitting that much higher?

 

The hooks are on top of the plate

 

I he does that, then we're back to the original question of how to get the plate up off the bumper to allow for the front winch mounting bolts, or drill a recess to allow the bolts to set in so the front of the plate sets flat on the bumper?

 

Idk I was just trying to help w/the pic. But my thought is maybe this plate isn’t made for his bumper or maybe not a yj (?)
Best guess;
Pull the brake line bar across the frt & slide the plate back & flip the plate over & allow the lip to raise it up (?)

 

Or just buy an aftermarket bumper that accepts a winch.

 

Photo is from my Yj I sold several years ago.. but it would appear to solve this issue I extended the plate out and over the leading edge of the bumper. This will place both sets of winch mounting holes in spots you can get to them.