hi, i am thinking of replacing the original bumpers on my 1986 hi top whilst it is in the bodyshop, was just wondering if anyone has any experience of jk wrap around bumper set and how well they fit? or any other tips or recomendations.....
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www.nomorerustybits.co.uk I think it is, they have the best repro ones I have seen and the price is sensible too.
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Heed Simon's advice, looked very carefully at the ones on offer at VF this year and the ones from nomorerustybits are good quality, well laid up and have complete sets of mounting hardware.
Was going to add some to a velle but got a Syncro instead so whole new set of options to play with.
Was going to add some to a velle but got a Syncro instead so whole new set of options to play with.
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