bumper fillers

[Stg1Regal]

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Fodoimp

You might try these guys....

http://www.nos4gn.com

I saw their display at the Buick Performance Group Nationals, this past Agust in OH.

Their bumper fillers were NOS just like the orginals, the rubbery stiff kind, front and rear.

Good fitting pieces too, bit pricey tho....

But for our rides whats money?

 

[TexasT]

didn't think they were too bad

Has anyone used the fiberglass fillers from eBay or any other vendor at that?

I bought the fronts a while back(Actually a few years). I got one side on and am working on the dr side. You must drill the holes but I didn't thing it fit all that bad.

 

[2000.malibu.ls]

why the hell do these cost so much any way? they are fairly small peices! I would think the aftermarket would support us and make some the way people are building donks these days.

 

[BobCit]

What are considered the best quality fillers?

 

[Silent viewer]

new old stock..... i have stock ones but even the stock ones from anywhere at this point are old and are getting brittle. i had a good rear set sitting on my work bench in the garage a couple years back and whithen a month they had both froze, flexed a little and pretty much shattered and they seemed like they were not brittle at all.

 

[kustomkyle]

If you still have the old ones, you could fix them (maybe) with fiberglass/resin. The rears are very hard to do. It might save you some money if you just get the rears and fix the fronts. I can upload pictures and explain it if that is an option you want to try. They might not last forever, but the OEM stuff isn't that great either, and the aftermarket ones can be thin/brittle/fit badly. Just an idea.

 

[Silent viewer]

are the abs plastic ones on ebay any good? abs plastic sounds like a good option to me as far as lasting a long time

 

[v8power]

i just got a set of fiberglass ones, i am not to pleased with them, some spots are really thin, and uneven. i paid 100 bucks for them, and i have to re fiberglas them :x