Euro 951 rear bumper in classifieds
06-07-2004, 05:35 PM
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Euro 951 rear bumper in classifieds
In case anyone is looking:
http://mall.rennlist.com/scripts/fea...uery=retrieval
(not mine, not affiliated with the seller, do not take with other medications, yadda yadda yadda)
http://mall.rennlist.com/scripts/fea...uery=retrieval
(not mine, not affiliated with the seller, do not take with other medications, yadda yadda yadda)
06-07-2004, 05:50 PM
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Whoa, $400 is a bit steep but it is a major improvement from the ugly US bumper.
Mine was only $125 but I also paid $85 for the rubber trim strip and $30 for the brackets from xsboost90. I should also add that since it was a 924 bumper, Dan put a lot of fiberglass work into making it fit the 944 quarters.
Mine was only $125 but I also paid $85 for the rubber trim strip and $30 for the brackets from xsboost90. I should also add that since it was a 924 bumper, Dan put a lot of fiberglass work into making it fit the 944 quarters.
06-07-2004, 05:55 PM
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Just so people can get a good idea on pricing one these, I'll add in my 2cents:
Mine was around $115 with shipping (including the shocks).
Needed at least 10 hours worth of work to fix the damage (which is why I got a good deal)
$92 for the trim piece including shipping
So I'm at $207 plus a lot of personal labor (free$$). I'd say that if someone got it complete with the shocks for around $300, and it's in VGC, that would be about fair.
Mine was around $115 with shipping (including the shocks).
Needed at least 10 hours worth of work to fix the damage (which is why I got a good deal)
$92 for the trim piece including shipping
So I'm at $207 plus a lot of personal labor (free$$). I'd say that if someone got it complete with the shocks for around $300, and it's in VGC, that would be about fair.
06-07-2004, 06:54 PM
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I think based on the fact that you will be hard pressed to find one in the US, and if you do it will likely be knackered, that $400 for one in excellent condition is not to far from reality.
If on the other hand you get lucky like I did, you'll find one that is NOS "in the white" in as new condition for around $150. Then again, I still have to paint it, and I had to source brackets. Starts to add up, doesn't it?
If on the other hand you get lucky like I did, you'll find one that is NOS "in the white" in as new condition for around $150. Then again, I still have to paint it, and I had to source brackets. Starts to add up, doesn't it?