Has anyone here put on '08+ front bumper on their GS?
11-18-09, 10:13 AM
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well, this is why i'm hoping someone can help with the actual part numbers. because on carson toyota, it seems that the front bumper is only $300 bucks. The remaining items aren't much either. so i'm thinking it's approx. $450 dollars in total on parts. but i don't know this for sure because i'm unsure on the part numbers.
now my buddy was going to paint the new bumper cheaper than havin to resand then paint my existing bumper. so throw in another $150 bucks in cost to the resand and prep on the existing bumper and it now is only about $300 dollars for the upgrade in comparison to redoing my current bumper. so to me, $300 dollars doesn't seem like alot of extra money for the new front end. thanks again.
now my buddy was going to paint the new bumper cheaper than havin to resand then paint my existing bumper. so throw in another $150 bucks in cost to the resand and prep on the existing bumper and it now is only about $300 dollars for the upgrade in comparison to redoing my current bumper. so to me, $300 dollars doesn't seem like alot of extra money for the new front end. thanks again.
I dont know how your getting $300.
450 to 150 is 600.
11-18-09, 11:00 AM
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1) 450 in new bumper and new bumper access
2) 150 in sand and prep of existing bumper if i choose not for a new bumper
3) there is a cost saving in option 1 of 150 dollars because there is no preping of an existing bumper
450-150 = 300
The cost to paint stays constant no matter which route i take.
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