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Have you checked all the boneyards in your area? I've not found any vendors who sell 4th gen steel bumpers.
I have a couple used, but I can't imagine what shipping would be for one. PM me if you're interested.
Lee _________________ 74 El Camino 454/400turbo work in progress!
Necoa #: 6538
Location: 3(DE,NJ,PA)
Joined: Dec 08, 2005
Posts: 320
Year: 1973
Model: El Camino
Posted: Wed Apr 12, 2006 9:50 pm Post subject:
I've got an extra 4th gen bumper that looks good but needs rechromed eventually. The chrome is good everywhere except a few spots on the top. No excess corrosion inside either. Unfortunately, I live in PA and I don't think there's any realistic way of getting it there and have it be worth it.
:edit: whoops. you needed a rear bumper anyhow. I know where I could get one from a junkyard but it was a little rusty and the distance issue again. _________________ ~Jake Stazewski
1973 El Camino SS
probably going to be a trailer
Thanks for all the help guys I'm gonna call u pull it and see if they have and scrap camino's but i highly doubt it. But i wonder how much it would cost to ship a bumper and i'd bet its a lot too.
But i wonder how much it would cost to ship a bumper and i'd bet its a lot too.
I'd say it is around $45. I would just call the vendor and give him your zip code. I'll bet they have a pretty good estimate right off the top of their heads.
I didn't look, but did you post pictures of your ride? _________________ JW - NECOA #768 2011 El Camino SS - http://elcaminocentral.com/users/a73elkyss/.
Watch for the 6th gen Elco's
Necoa #: 6538
Location: 3(DE,NJ,PA)
Joined: Dec 08, 2005
Posts: 320
Year: 1973
Model: El Camino
Posted: Sat Apr 15, 2006 10:05 pm Post subject:
I went to a local junkyard to pick up some parts and checked out that rear bumper again. It actually looked pretty dang good. Wouldn't take much cleaning to make it look really nice. Unfortunately, once I drove the 60 minute (total) round trip and paid for it then shipped it it would probably be more than you'd want to pay. _________________ ~Jake Stazewski
1973 El Camino SS
probably going to be a trailer
Hmmm, doesn't look that bad, am I missing something in the picture? You may want to put that on the bottom of your to-do list, and fix some other priority things first. You may come across one in the future, a parts car or something, sometimes waiting is good
Just my 2-cents worth anyway........ _________________ 74 El Camino 454/400turbo work in progress!
Hey SheaBurt! Did it bend just the inner structure? It did'nt move the frame rails to the right did it? _________________ "Still Just Truck'in"
"Johnny"
Bradley, Illinois
Yeah PaPa J, thats what I was thinking, maybe the inner brackets bent. Hopefully not the frame The bumper itself doesn't look bad. Of course, that is only what I'm seeing in the pictures. _________________ 74 El Camino 454/400turbo work in progress!
I dont know I'm almost sure that it bent the frame. but like I said I cant Really tell. but the bumper isn't the most important thing to worry about right now i need to get it running again so my friends dont have to drive me to school.
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