Anyone had to replace the rear bumper on a classic recently?
14 May 2003, 10:40 AM
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Rough idea of cost?
I was involved in a bit of a Scoob-Porsche interface this morning. Scoob has scuffed and very slightly pushed in bumper. Porsche is destroyed.
My dealership have quoted £200.60 for the bumper, £62.22 for the beam, if it's needed and about £25 for clips. Of course, that doesn't include painting or labour etc.
I was involved in a bit of a Scoob-Porsche interface this morning. Scoob has scuffed and very slightly pushed in bumper. Porsche is destroyed.
My dealership have quoted £200.60 for the bumper, £62.22 for the beam, if it's needed and about £25 for clips. Of course, that doesn't include painting or labour etc.
14 May 2003, 12:50 PM
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Haven't actually bought one myself but coming from the motortrade I'd say that sounds pretty reasonable....except for the clips
Chances are they'll just re-use the existing ones, maybe replace the odd one or two...25quid would by sh#t loads!
Chances are they'll just re-use the existing ones, maybe replace the odd one or two...25quid would by sh#t loads!
14 May 2003, 07:39 PM
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I agree with Sonic go for a second hand one,or after market jobbie.
That is if your having to pay yourself,if the Porche driver is paying get a gold plated one!
That is if your having to pay yourself,if the Porche driver is paying get a gold plated one!
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