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OEM Evo VII Front Bumper $279 + VII GT-A Hood $299 Cheap!!
Dec 3, 2006, 10:10 AM
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OEM Evo VII Front Bumper $279 + VII GT-A Hood $299 Cheap!!
Selling some Evo VII stuff for anyone interested in an OEM conversion.
Evo VII Front Bumper (silver) $279
Evo VII GT-A Hood (silver) $299
Details? Please click on the link below. I have some 240SX stuff as well. Questions: teamosoi76@yahoo.com
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To Buyers- Please Read:
(1) I accept PAYPAL only. Sorry, no personal checks or cash.
(2) Unless otherwise indicated, shipping costs are the responsibility of the buyer.
(3) If you are estimating shipping costs, please use 12047 for my zip code.
(4) Unless otherwise indicated, I cannot deliver the items.
(5) Condition of goods are AS IS and no warranty is implied or otherwise.
(6) Goods are rated on a 1-5 basis.
1=Seen better Days 2=Good only for a budget Beater 3=Average 4=Couple scratches but Good 5=Flawless
(7) I'm only interested in selling outright. No trades please.
THANKS FOR LOOKING!!!
Evo VII Front Bumper (silver) $279
Evo VII GT-A Hood (silver) $299
Details? Please click on the link below. I have some 240SX stuff as well. Questions: teamosoi76@yahoo.com
http://uncleajg.multiply.com/photos
To Buyers- Please Read:
(1) I accept PAYPAL only. Sorry, no personal checks or cash.
(2) Unless otherwise indicated, shipping costs are the responsibility of the buyer.
(3) If you are estimating shipping costs, please use 12047 for my zip code.
(4) Unless otherwise indicated, I cannot deliver the items.
(5) Condition of goods are AS IS and no warranty is implied or otherwise.
(6) Goods are rated on a 1-5 basis.
1=Seen better Days 2=Good only for a budget Beater 3=Average 4=Couple scratches but Good 5=Flawless
(7) I'm only interested in selling outright. No trades please.
THANKS FOR LOOKING!!!
Dec 5, 2006, 01:44 PM
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Mitchubishi,
Mesh for the VIII bumper will work with some minor tweaking/bending. The mesh for the I/C opening on the VIII extends pretty far on both sides- all the way through even past where it curves, compared to the VII bumper where it goes almost straight up. So it's wide enough to cover the opening in the VII.
The two rectangular mesh pieces in the bumper in the stock VIII bumper are also wide enough to cover the bumper rectangular openings in the VII, you'll just have to tweak a bit behind to mount them right. Lastly, the square mesh on either side of the I/C opening in the VIII bumper extends past where the opening is curved too at the rear.. So it's also wide enough to cover the opening in the VII.
Basically, filling the openings with the stock mesh is not a big problem for the VII bumper using the VIII mesh. You just have to do some tweaking. Hope this helps.
Mesh for the VIII bumper will work with some minor tweaking/bending. The mesh for the I/C opening on the VIII extends pretty far on both sides- all the way through even past where it curves, compared to the VII bumper where it goes almost straight up. So it's wide enough to cover the opening in the VII.
The two rectangular mesh pieces in the bumper in the stock VIII bumper are also wide enough to cover the bumper rectangular openings in the VII, you'll just have to tweak a bit behind to mount them right. Lastly, the square mesh on either side of the I/C opening in the VIII bumper extends past where the opening is curved too at the rear.. So it's also wide enough to cover the opening in the VII.
Basically, filling the openings with the stock mesh is not a big problem for the VII bumper using the VIII mesh. You just have to do some tweaking. Hope this helps.
