Porsche 964 - Front bumper type?
#1
Porsche 964 - Front bumper type?
Hi, Any one knows what and where is this front bumper type coming from? I never came across these before. I want to change it back to the orginal type. Anyone has a second hand bumper in Metallic blue?
#3
Rennlist Member
larger pic would help also. looks rather stock, minus foglight/bumperette area.
#5
@ Kokolya:
Yes this is exactely this bumper... Any idea if this was custom made or available in the market. I just aquire this 1992 Porsche 964 targa and considering putting back an original type bumper. Can this be retrofitted to original or do i need to buy a new one?
Any advise are welcome.
Yes this is exactely this bumper... Any idea if this was custom made or available in the market. I just aquire this 1992 Porsche 964 targa and considering putting back an original type bumper. Can this be retrofitted to original or do i need to buy a new one?
Any advise are welcome.
#6
With all due respect, it really looks like just your foglights have been replaced with ducts (it looks like there is a gap around them). It does not appear to be the unit with integrated ducts pictured above.
A larger picture of the bumper in question, showing the ducts, would help. Or just determine if there is a gap, and the ducts are indeed separate pieces or not.
A larger picture of the bumper in question, showing the ducts, would help. Or just determine if there is a gap, and the ducts are indeed separate pieces or not.
#7
@FrenchToast
I will post a better picture but need to go at the shop where my car is at the moment.
However i confirm there are no ducts and they can't be separated. Its is molded and fully painted.
I will post a better picture but need to go at the shop where my car is at the moment.
However i confirm there are no ducts and they can't be separated. Its is molded and fully painted.
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#8
Kokolyia's picture is probably what you have.
You probably can't revert it to stock easily. I imagine this aftermarket bumper does not have the provisions to hold the fog light assemblies.