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12335659 Front bumper fascia (unpainted)

12335660 Rear bumper fascia (unpainted)

12335692 Rear bumper fascia upper step pad

15197888 Rear bumper impact bar

12335767 Front left brake caliper duct

12335766 Front right brake caliper duct

 

I think there are some brackets for the front bumper too. I don't have the part numbers for those. Also, the rear bumper will stick out past the rear fenders unless you install the side cladding too. I have the part numbers for the cladding too if you want. Thi stuff is $$$.

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I'm thinking of buying a SS bumper cover now b/c my chrome bumper has a dent in the middle of it, what all would I need to buy and also would I need a new front bumper all together in order for this to work

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I'm thinking of buying a SS bumper cover now b/c my chrome bumper has a dent in the middle of it, what all would I need to buy and also would I need a new front bumper all together in order for this to work

thanks

If your bumper is just dented a little you should be okay. I've heard that there are some aditional brakets that need to be added to use a GM SS cover. I don't know those part numbers. Street Scene sells a SS look alike cover that is much more affordable than the GM stuff.

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The Street Scene cover fits great and looks great, it will save you $$$ We just put one on my kids Chev .........looks almost as good as my GM...LOL

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