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Daryl LBZ

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Hey guys Im going back to work Tuesday after being layed off for 6 months, and I have been wanting to change the bumper of my truck. Now I can finally do it. I was wondering if anyone knew of a part number or where I could get that chrome piece on my bumper in white?

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not sure of the part number but interested in the bumper you have now. Would you want to sell it??

 

I have a dent in mine and need to replace it.

Daryl LBZ Senior Enthusiast

Daryl LBZ

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not sure of the part number but interested in the bumper you have now. Would you want to sell it??

 

I have a dent in mine and need to replace it.

 

 

Yea I would probably be interested in selling it if I could get a new one from GM already painted. Let me see if I can find something out at the dealer and I will let you know.

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Daryl LBZ

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That looks really good. I like my plate holder though, but could live without it I guess. Does it cover the tow hooks?

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That looks really good. I like my plate holder though, but could live without it I guess. Does it cover the tow hooks?

 

 

i could put my plate back on but i didn't. the opening allows full access to the tow hooks. this is a molded peice that is stuck on over the existing bumper. its not perfect but for $140 + paint, i went with it over a whole new bumper.. i dont really care for the aftermarket bumper that are out so far...

Daryl LBZ Senior Enthusiast

Daryl LBZ

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That looks really good. I like my plate holder though, but could live without it I guess. Does it cover the tow hooks?

 

 

i could put my plate back on but i didn't. the opening allows full access to the tow hooks. this is a molded peice that is stuck on over the existing bumper. its not perfect but for $140 + paint, i went with it over a whole new bumper.. i dont really care for the aftermarket bumper that are out so far...

 

 

 

Thats sounds cool then. Have a link or anything to where its at? Also by not perfect did you mean the fitment of it? Thanks.

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http://www.slponline.com/view_product.asp?...amp;BIG=11781-1

 

 

the fitment is good for what it is, but not a perfect fit. it didn't need to be modified or anything. most of the aftermarket bumpers i've seen dont have the best fit/finish either... i figured for no more than it cost, it was worth a shot. i've had it for 8 months with no regrets... the other option was to have my body shop pull the bumper, disassemble it, paint it white, and put it back together... $400-$500.

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I have a white bumper off of an 07 LTZ. The difference is it doesn't have the hole in the middle of the bumper. I'll trade you for that one. Interested?

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i got mine from SLP.... quick fix for the money... :rollin:

 

That is one great lookin silverado. Color match is def the way to go on that truck.

 

And I like those rims.... :rollin:

Daryl LBZ Senior Enthusiast

Daryl LBZ

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I have a white bumper off of an 07 LTZ. The difference is it doesn't have the hole in the middle of the bumper. I'll trade you for that one. Interested?

 

 

PM Sent. :rollin: Thanks for the info 08chevy.

08chev Enthusiast

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i got mine from SLP.... quick fix for the money... :rollin:

 

That is one great lookin silverado. Color match is def the way to go on that truck.

 

And I like those rims.... :rollin:

 

 

 

thanks! :rollin:

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I have a white bumper off of an 07 LTZ. The difference is it doesn't have the hole in the middle of the bumper. I'll trade you for that one. Interested?

 

I've seen some with holes and some without... what's the difference?

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