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im looking for front bumper for a 05 sliverdo. have not found any locally. wondering about online and who would have best price? i see LMC has it for $300 and $125 shipping.

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Craigslist?

Rockauto.com

 

Shipping is going to be high because of the size

 

 

Ryan

 

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Chris Senior Enthusiast

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well lmc has 2 different ones. the premium would be 300. the standard that body shops uses is 200. i buy a lot from lmc and find most of the time they have the best prices. but take a look at discountbodyparts.com http://www.discountbodyparts.com/catalog/?N=1588+9972+4294962952+9278&Nr=OR(brand:Replacement,brand:Kool%20Vue,brand:Perfect%20Fit,brand:US%20Auto%20Parts) all about the same price

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I was thinking about that thought it would a lot going to call monday.

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I don't think it's the size but the weight. Someone told me these steel front bumpers weigh 200 lbs. If that's true it might be worth your while to have a shop do the labor. Also I was told most likely some brackets will be crooked if the bumper was hit, and I think those are sold separately.

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my dad took the old one off he sadid maybe 25+ pounds he did it by himself. I slid in to a tree with it last weekend icy and snow covered road. bumper, fog light marker light, brakcet that is broke. few hundred bucks in parts.

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Must have been a typo in the advice I got. From the huge shipping cost I would've thought it was heavy.

 

200 lbs does sound too heavy, but I have computers that weigh 40+ lbs. How does a good steel bumper weigh 25 lbs.?

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The bumper off my 2006 probably weighed about 25 pounds. No way even a steel one would weight 200. Mine has a stinking guard on it and only weighs 150.

 

My factory one is for sale, make me an offer if you're close to Salina, Kansas lol

Chris Senior Enthusiast

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its not the weight but just the size that makes shipping so much,

DareDog Enthusiast

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The bumper off my 2006 probably weighed about 25 pounds. No way even a steel one would weight 200. Mine has a stinking guard on it and only weighs 150.

 

My factory one is for sale, make me an offer if you're close to Salina, Kansas lol

 

 

im in NY wonder how much shipping would be? how much are you asking for it? i have not had any luck finding one arund here. places want more for used one than new. not many out there.

 

 

what about Ebay? i see a few on there not sure how good chrome would be on it?

kstruckcountry Senior Enthusiast

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I looked at prices, and for something that big it looks like you'd be better off buying it close or buying it from a company that has access to cheaper shipping than I do. Looks like ~$200 to ship to NY.

 

Ebay is worth a shot.

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