Shaved rear steel bumper

[Boston GN]

In the next few months I'll be in the market for a shaved rear steel bumper. No bumperettes, no rubber strip. Completely shaved just like the 'glass ones. If it needs paint, that's fine, I just want all the "body" work already done to it.
Let me know what you might have or know of

TIA

 

[Boston GN]

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[Fatpig]

I think this is what you are looking for. Spoolfool did his

http://www.turbobuick.com/forums/index.php?threads/401794/

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[Boston GN]

That's exactly what I'm looking for although I doubt he's selling his bumper, lol.

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[Fatpig]

Well at least u know how he did it... I'm going to do the same to mine

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[Boston GN]

Yeah, more than likely I'll just have to get a complete bumper and do the work myself


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[ttaowner]

I had a pair that I shipped to FL from CT.

If you just want regular bumpers to do the work yourself I have several here in CT


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[Boston GN]

I had a pair that I shipped to FL from CT.

If you just want regular bumpers to do the work yourself I have several here in CT


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Great to know. I have a couple local to check out first. If they're crap, what are you asking for one rear shipped to 02148?
Thanks for your time

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[BIGPSI]

i did mine,if you are a decent welder it is not that hard. everyone always thinks my car has glass bumpers.i have seen to many friends wreck theirs with glass bumpers and i would never sacrifice the steel strength for a minimal weight savings.it take a little skim coat to make them real nice,but well worth it. i also cut down my steel reinforcements so just the part that bolts up is there,and welded together so i have no bolts

 

[V6UnderPressure]

If you use aluminum reinforcements, you can also weld the holes closed except for about 6 of them. Then paint the bolt heads black, and it has an old stock car look.

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[sniperdfa1]

I have a buddy here in Chicago that knows how to do them, he owns a body shop/ mechanic shop he actually owns 3 GNs, and he shaved off my bumpers, they look great, he also restored and painted several GNs from the Midwest.

Looking for a bumper, doing the work and shipping can be expensive. find a local body shop and see if they can do it.

 

[turbojay]

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