6mil928

Awesome car could you do me a favor and move to the left

Just kidding

sty3x

Oh yeah , how can I forget its buddies

6mil928

pcar928fan

WTF! Where the hell were you for those pics??? Just between the two Veyron's and that Enzo you are looking at what $4.2MM?! Well, maybe not w/ the current state of the economy, but DAMN, that is CRAZY!

sty3x

That is the only Pur Sang in the country costed about $5,000,000 the guy told me. I never felt so small with my wittle 928 lol.

6mil928

Yea where were you?

sty3x

Well, I'm back from Miami and I've changed my total mindset on the project. I'm going to restore it to how it shipped from Germany. Is there anyway I can find out what options my car had without COA?? My car had the sticker in the back removed

sty3x

Okay, well I've been meaning to ask this for a while ,but I been scared as far as the answer is concerned....Can my front bumper cover be fixed?? It seems broken and the mounting point for lower spoiler seem very messed up. You guys are the experts here at the pictures

Ron V

I had the same problem you have with the broken vertical suports, behind the horizontal louvers. I bought some glue from the paint and body supply store called fusor. I don't remember the number, but it's made for plastic bumpers. Sand the surrounding area with 80 grit sand paper. Sand the paint back about 1/2 in. on either side of the break. I then took a Dremel with sanding drum and beveled the edges of the break a little to create more area for glueing. After sanding and grinding, wipe down with laquer thinner. Apply glue liberally to both surfaces and secure them together; let glue dry. Be aware the glue is a two part system and cures very quickly, so you must work fast. After glue is dry, use 1/8 inch drill bit and a pin vise to drill a hole across the broken section. This is a little trickey as the width of the support is narrow, be patient. Drill through and past the break about 1/2 inch. Cut a piece of 1/8 inch welding rod the length of the hole you just drilled. Mix more glue and apply to the rod and into the hole. Put the rod into the hole. This will strengthen the joint.

If you have any other questions just PM me or use this thread.
Good Luck

sty3x

Thanks for the tips I really do not want to buy a bumper cover as they are pricey

6mil928

Dude if your worried about paying for a bumper you shouldn't even start a restoration. If you think a bumper is expensive you aint seen nothin yet

sty3x

What I tried to say dude, is that I wanted to know if there was a way of having it fixed before going all out and buying new parts...I guess asking that raised a flag that i must be a cheapass.....

6mil928

In your statement I don't read anything relating to the work involved just the thickness of your wallet. For a guy that hangs out with friends that drive Ferrari's I would expect different



Not to mention the 4.3 million dollar worth of cars you posted pictures with.

soupcan

Yup.

sty3x

Then yep I'm cheap ,but who cares