Rubber bumper siding for SA's?
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From: Wichita KS
Bumper ends pop up from time to time and are not that hard to find. Finding good ones with out scrapes, gouges or broken mounting studs is slightly harder. Jim at Rotary Restorations normally has a few of these around. He has a store on eBay. Expect to see asking prices between $40-$70 for nice ones.
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From: Fort Branch, Indiana
I got a complete front bumper and rear bumpers with both rubbers and the marker lights... I really want to sell the whole front bumper complete but I'm thinking $200 for complete front bumper. But then again its in my 'I might want that sometime pile' LOL but I doubt I'll ever find a nice SA again. To further complicate things shipping would be bad, its HEAVY.... Of course Kansas isn't that far away... I'm southern Indiana.
Try 'frodogray' on ebay... He's higher than crap on his prices (wanting like $5 for a single bolt) LOL but he's got EVERYTHING...
If not and no body else does, get back at me.
Try 'frodogray' on ebay... He's higher than crap on his prices (wanting like $5 for a single bolt) LOL but he's got EVERYTHING...
If not and no body else does, get back at me.
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You get what you pay for. I've bought a couple of items off him and even tho it cost a bit higher
I was not disappointed in the quality of the used parts. He's pretty good about describing the
condition accurately.
I was not disappointed in the quality of the used parts. He's pretty good about describing the
condition accurately.
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From: Chino Hills, CA
True on all counts; You do get what you pay for with him, in that what you get is what he offered.
It's just a shame from a buyer's perspective that he knows the value of his inventory! (lol)
It's just a shame from a buyer's perspective that he knows the value of his inventory! (lol)
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From: Cambridge, Minnesota

But as covered, either post a WTB ad in the 1st Gen Classifieds or wait for an SA part out in that section. eBay is another good source too though.
I hear you though, a thread gets more exposure here than it does in the 1st Gen Classifieds.
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