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T25 Fibreglass bumper
Posted: 27 May 2013, 10:49
by bert

Hi
Looking for a new or 2nd hand bumper for my T25 , found one on just campers a metal one with end caps link below
http://www.justkampers.com/vw-t25-parts ... r-kit.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Was wondering if anybody has fitted this kit is it a just unbolt fiberglass one and metal slots over body work and bolt on ?
Re: T25 Fibreglass bumper
Posted: 27 May 2013, 11:51
by CovKid
As you said, it just bolts on.
Re: T25 Fibreglass bumper
Posted: 27 May 2013, 12:05
by bert
CovKid wrote:As you said, it just bolts on.
Excellent metal one it is then

,as a fibreglass one just been quoted £250 + P&P
Re: T25 Fibreglass bumper
Posted: 27 May 2013, 13:13
by CovKid
Never really like fibreglass ones. I'll agree they give it sort of 80s-pseudo streamlined look but the rot can hide behind them and they go grey without constant attention or spraying. The metal ones are great for nudging modern plastic cars out of parking spaces I want to get into.
You may need to elongate fixing holes on the bumper as they don't always line up. Good second hand bumpers tend to be better quality.
Re: T25 Fibreglass bumper
Posted: 28 May 2013, 17:28
by bert
Just had this reply from Just Kamper about there metal bumper;
From: alexMessage ID: 95241Date: 28/05/2013Hello.You can fit the metal type bumpers but you will have to source some second hand bumper irons to fit them.
RegardsJK
Re: T25 Fibreglass bumper
Posted: 28 May 2013, 17:46
by ZsZ
On the front you have to cut the two metal tabs that you taped the cracked fiberglass. On the rear, you have to change or cut the holder irons
Re: T25 Fibreglass bumper
Posted: 28 May 2013, 18:29
by bert
ZsZ wrote:On the front you have to cut the two metal tabs that you taped the cracked fiberglass. On the rear, you have to change or cut the holder irons
Thank you for advice
Only doing the front for the MOT, so all looking good

Re: T25 Fibreglass bumper
Posted: 28 May 2013, 18:31
by bert
CovKid wrote:Never really like fibreglass ones. I'll agree they give it sort of 80s-pseudo streamlined look but the rot can hide behind them and they go grey without constant attention or spraying. The metal ones are great for nudging modern plastic cars out of parking spaces I want to get into.
You may need to elongate fixing holes on the bumper as they don't always line up. Good second hand bumpers tend to be better quality.
Thank you for your advice

Re: T25 Fibreglass bumper
Posted: 28 May 2013, 21:36
by faggie
if you have the time and all the broken bits you can repair that i have done much worse it wont look pretty behind but it is possible
Re: T25 Fibreglass bumper
Posted: 28 May 2013, 21:40
by bert
faggie wrote:if you have the time and all the broken bits you can repair that i have done much worse it wont look pretty behind but it is possible
Unfortunately there still in the hedge

Re: T25 Fibreglass bumper
Posted: 30 May 2013, 16:37
by bert
faggie wrote:if you have the time and all the broken bits you can repair that i have done much worse it wont look pretty behind but it is possible
Have now got the broken bit so will b trying to repair it
