my parents are gonna buy me my 16v front and back bumpers and get them sprayed for me for xmas.
How hard are they to fit to my car?
Do they use the same fittings as the standard bumpers?
16v bumpers on a 1.0l
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dubmk4
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Re: 16v bumpers on a 1.0l
front one will need slight cutting, but its easy to do. then just fits straight on dunno bout rear tho.Musicfreek2002 wrote:my parents are gonna buy me my 16v front and back bumpers and get them sprayed for me for xmas.
How hard are they to fit to my car?
Do they use the same fittings as the standard bumpers?
are there any websites that do these bumpers apart from www.sel-imperial.co.uk - as they never get back to me?
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From memory - it might pay to ring them rather than use the automated on line response thingy - I think like a lot of companies they have a web presense but don't have anyone to adminstrate it or handle the queries it generates.LJ_87 wrote:are there any websites that do these bumpers apart from www.sel-imperial.co.uk - as they never get back to me?
I've rung them in the past and found them very helpfull
If you have a friendly local motorfactors - they may be able to get them for you for close to the web site price - they get a trade discount so may accept that as enough profit
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dubmk4
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they called me back first thing next day, just give them a buzz one morning and you should get what you want next dayLJ_87 wrote:are there any websites that do these bumpers apart from www.sel-imperial.co.uk - as they never get back to me?
