Regal body fillers

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85 B Regal

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get sheet metal and make your own not to hard look what I did 12 bucks thats what it cost me to make them lol :mrgreen:
 

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I would do one of two things.

1. Do what the one guy did in his photos. Before I wrecked my Regal (Don't worry, she is still drivable and running today), I had a sheet metal bumper filler similair to what this guy did.

2. If that is not the route you would like to go, then go to ebay. i can even send you some links if you would like. I have found many Regal / GN parts on there for not too bad of a price. I think the cheapest I saw was all four (Front and rear fillers) for like $250-$275. Hope I was of some help.

Before I can invest in fillers, I need to get a whole new front header panel, bezels, and grille. Then I can worry about fillers. Good luck and happy hunting.

-Terence.
 

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From what I read, fiberglass fillers are much better than the ABS ones and are less likely to break.
 
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