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Location: Clayton, CA USA
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![]() I am in the process of having my car painted and need to do something about the bumpers. They are pretty straight with no dents but are also very pitted and scrapped up.
I checked into chome plating and it is around $200 a bumper. The "new" re-manufactured ones are around $90. Has anyone gone either of these routes and have any opinions one way or the other. ------------------ '68 convert, 289, C-4, Edelbrock Performer package, Tri-Y headers, 3.25 rear gears |
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