Anyone bought this aftermarket "oem" bumper?
02-17-10, 07:41 AM
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Anyone bought this aftermarket "oem" bumper?
So Im looking for parts for my once again wrecked gs300. Has anyone ued this bumper before? Should I be worried about something?
http://www.**************/carparts/l...ent130091.html
Looks to be the same here
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=33640
THanks for any input
http://www.**************/carparts/l...ent130091.html
Looks to be the same here
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=33640
THanks for any input
02-17-10, 10:46 AM
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i thnk these are the same people i ordered a bumper from them a while ago for a friend who needed a bumper for her altima. they did a great job color matching. only problem was at first they sent me a bumper for a minivan. lol...but when they realized they made a mistake they sent me another one free of charge and never asked for the other one back
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02-17-10, 07:01 PM
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02-18-10, 01:00 AM
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Its the part that keeps the bumper attached to the fender, its a little metal shim. Without it, the bumper tears 
through the hole that the bolt goes through, same thing will happen to oem without it.
quality is pretty much exact to oem IMO. no different.
Honestly, I'm not sure if I got the front or the rear. I replaced them both when I painted the car. The body shop chose to get one non oem cause it was like $500 bucks for it while he was able to get the other for like $250.
through the hole that the bolt goes through, same thing will happen to oem without it. Honestly, I'm not sure if I got the front or the rear. I replaced them both when I painted the car. The body shop chose to get one non oem cause it was like $500 bucks for it while he was able to get the other for like $250.
02-18-10, 05:57 PM
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i know someone who used a front bumper from www.certifit.com and it fits very close to oem
I bought parts from Certifit several times for my own vehicles and for a few others, and their parts are usually spot on, fit great, and are not horribly expensive. When I was hit and it killed both my front lights in my previous car, the guy at the dealer couldn't locate a decent set of OEM used ones quickly, so I went down, bought another set from Certifit, and they were only $90 for the set. The used ones were $230 each!!
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02-18-10, 07:54 PM
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i know someone who used a front bumper from www.certifit.com and it fits very close to oem
X 11ty billion.
I bought parts from Certifit several times for my own vehicles and for a few others, and their parts are usually spot on, fit great, and are not horribly expensive. When I was hit and it killed both my front lights in my previous car, the guy at the dealer couldn't locate a decent set of OEM used ones quickly, so I went down, bought another set from Certifit, and they were only $90 for the set. The used ones were $230 each!!
Big Mack
I bought parts from Certifit several times for my own vehicles and for a few others, and their parts are usually spot on, fit great, and are not horribly expensive. When I was hit and it killed both my front lights in my previous car, the guy at the dealer couldn't locate a decent set of OEM used ones quickly, so I went down, bought another set from Certifit, and they were only $90 for the set. The used ones were $230 each!!
Big Mack
Thanks guys
There is a certifit here in Houston
Im going to go check them out
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