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TR2/3/3A Advice on TR3 rear bumper overrider source

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Bruce100

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I need to buy a pair of these. Anyone recommend a source? I have looked at the Roadster Factory, and from a guy on EBay called JORGE CERVERA who seems to manufacture his own. I want good quality on sale. Suggestions?
 
I got about ten....all in the same condition....needing to be rechromed, But at least they are original pieces of equipment. When I get to that point of needing them.... off to the chrome shop they go!
 
I got a pair from TRF about six years ago, and they still look good....
 
My originals are dented. Was thinking rechroming might be expensive? Anyway, I did end up ordering a pair, looks like either option/vendor is good. Thanks all.
 
I got a pair of rear over-riders from Jorge several years ago. Quality is fine and fit was good.
 
Bruce100 said:
My originals are dented. Was thinking rechroming might be expensive?...
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Not sure how it is elsewhere, but at the shop I use they do not charge any extra for repairing dents, bends or even pretzel-shaped bumpers.
 
Bruce100 said:
My originals are dented. Was thinking rechroming might be expensive? Anyway, I did end up ordering a pair, looks like either option/vendor is good. Thanks all.
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Just as a guide, Denver Bumper charges $60 each for the front overriders and $65 for the rear bumperettes, $200 for the bumper bar - $450 total. That includes dent removal, rust removal, straightening, etc. Cheaper than buying new ones! I see that you are in Arizona, so pricing shouldn't be much different than here in Colorado. Mine are ready to pick up tomorrow! Can't wait to see how they look!
 
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