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Old 28-11-2005, 07:27 PM   #1
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Question Bumper Extension

Does anyone know about an ea-ed s pack bumper extension? Someone told me the they are just a screw in extension or are they moulded for the particular model? Does anyone have any lying around?

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Old 28-11-2005, 08:45 PM   #2
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thay are a two peace plastic lip that came out on the EAspacs EB2 most modles and ED most modles i got one but i wunt too keep it cant amagen them bing too much from a wreaker
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Old 28-11-2005, 09:23 PM   #3
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are they the ones that go into the bottom of the bumper?
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Old 28-11-2005, 10:25 PM   #4
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They are also on the EA Fairmont Ghias. They do simply screw in. They're a good subtle way of hiding the undertray thing. There should be a good chance you could pick them up at the wreckers. Being two-piece, you can probably pick both halves from different cars! (eg. when a car is hit on the left, the right half could survive)
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Sweet as thanks boys ill get onto it!
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Old 28-11-2005, 11:36 PM   #6
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LMAO wreckers want $35 for the two bits.

Yes im serious :S I dont get it, its cheaper to get a whole front bar with one.
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Thats way over the top on pricing! ill head down to jolly rogers in dandenong tomorrow after work see what they are asking for them i reacon they should be about 5 bucks! Ill keep you filled in are you after some to are you?
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Thats way over the top on pricing! ill head down to jolly rogers in dandenong tomorrow after work see what they are asking for them i reacon they should be about 5 bucks! Ill keep you filled in are you after some to are you?
LOL hope you dont get "Mr plod" down at Jollys :P he charges like a woundid bull
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LMAO wreckers want $35 for the two bits.

Yes im serious :S I dont get it, its cheaper to get a whole front bar with one.
Wow. That's expensive! I was lucky when I bingled the car and snapped the front bumper in half, both halves of the extension survived. I then got a genuine Fairmont bumper (right colour and everything) for a slab.
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are you talking police or an actual guy at jollys
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are you talking police or an actual guy at jollys
Politicall correct way of refering to one of the guys who work at the place

All I know is after going to ALOT of wreckers around melbourne while back asking for the lip, every place had some stupid price. think the Cheapest I got was $17 and it was all crappy looking.
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Cool as ill watch out for it ill keep you filled in did you end up getting some or to you want me to look for two sets?
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Cool as ill watch out for it ill keep you filled in did you end up getting some or to you want me to look for two sets?
No thanks dude, had one but turfed it a while back
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Ok cool mate see how i go if you change your mind dont hesitate!
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Went to westall wreckers today couldnt find any anywhere in the whole joint until i walked past a burnt out AU it had a bumper with the extensions on it but they were im off to jollys tomorrow see if i have any luck there on a decent set!
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Old 30-11-2005, 12:33 AM   #16
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you will find that most are stuffed these days, i wouldnt even bother getting one, i took mine off and it made the front end look alot neater.
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oh i was going to get a set and clean them all up and spray then i know over time they will stuffed scuffed and that!
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perhaps consider doing this:
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Thats awesome im doing that for sure! Thanks mate!
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