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WANTED: 2004 GMC Sierra Bumper with Fog-Lights

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I would like to know if anyone would have a used or new bumper from the new 2003-2004 HD's. These bumper's are painted to match the color of the truck. I would like to get ahold of a white one. Please let me know where I can find one. Thank You!

 

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I believe the bumper is the same on a HD and non-HD on the 2003-up GMCs. The HDs just have a big gap between the bumper and grille.

May be easier to find one if you look for 1500 too.

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I would like to know if anyone would have a used or new bumper from the new 2003-2004 HD's.  These bumper's are painted to match the color of the truck.  I would like to get ahold of a white one.  Please let me know where I can find one.  Thank You!

 

Jeff

 

 

 

Why not stay with your own year, and paint your valance by doing some color matching instead? or a maybe a cadaliac conversion?

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I have a 2004 factory take off HD front bumper. It is the charcole color paint. It comes with the top chrome bumper, the small plastic clip in the lower valance, the brackets and supports. The paint is in poor condition from being stored in a shed. The chrome also has a slight color variation from sliding across some plywood. I was told it is worth 1400$ from GM new. But i would let it go for a resonable price. I am in southern new hampshire.

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