With $400 I would have gotten an aftermarket bumper.
x2With $400 I would have gotten an aftermarket bumper.
I got what I wanted. It looks great.With $400 I would have gotten an aftermarket bumper.
If the truck is a "SE," he added the "X."She's lucky you weren't the type to get a little whiplash ca$h. I Like the "S"-EX badge, where did you get the S?
Yep, I bought the E and X from someone who had debadged theirs, and just added the X. I have the E avilable if anyone wants to make an "EXE" or "LEE".:laugh:If the truck is a "SE," he added the "X."
I realized that later....:comphead:thanksIf the truck is a "SE," he added the "X."
When my son was just 17 he bumped a guy's pick-up from behind while they were sitting in line on an off-ramp waiting for a light. The pickup's bumper was pushed down an inch or two but it wasn't dented, the mounting brackets were bent, that's all!She's lucky you were nice enough to go that route. You could have put a ding on her insurance for the next 3 years.
I'm guessing you had to remove the bumper first? ◄☼► What about the chrome?you could easily hammer that old bumper back into shape. i've done it to mine twice. the stock bumpers are made from tin foil
yes, remov e the bumper. for not scratching the chrome, put the bumper on a mat or blanket, under which is a piece of cardboard and then the grass. Use a wood block on the metal, smash the wood. had mine hammered out in 15 minutes the first time, and the bumper was pushed right into the rear quarter panel.I'm guessing you had to remove the bumper first? ◄☼► What about the chrome?