Looking to ad some spice to the car and came upon this ad. Is this a decent price for a bumper? [email removed]
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YOUR RESEARCHIs this a good price for a bumper?
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opps... i meant this link... http://sfbay.craigslist.org/pen/pts/2725574161.html
Impossible to know without more detail as to manufacturer. It does not look OEM.
You can get them from VIS racing, or the Duraflex distributors in LA for 600-900
You can get a G3Tek or Cargraphics Poly bumper from us... Just call as we o not have them listed on the site yet.
Does not look like it fits all that well
Agree. This bumper does not look it fits right on it. Plus its a GT2 looking-bumper and not a a GT3?
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