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Aftermarket bumper gap molding 200

posted by  scorron on  Thu Aug 5 03:20 CST 2010
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People keep mentioning the clips, but I've never had to replace one. I've replaced the "hockey stick" trim on both sides of the piece I just bought, and neither one needed new clips; they're holding fine. Maybe my luck has run out.

I will certainly let the 'board know about the quality. Even Tasca wanted ~$140 for the piece, so $88 is a pretty good price for brand new, assuming quality is comparable. I certainly would have bought a good used piece, but my time is worth more than that to me right now, and I'm not about to put a sub-par piece on my car.






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