Coupeguy has had a special tool made to create stainless steel versions of the holder strips used to attach the rubber impact strips to the bumpers. See here:
http://www.coupeguy.com/cscslrepropartsavailable.htm Scroll about a third of the way down.
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[FONT=Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, san-serif]304 Stainless Steel formed impact retainer strips which you simply bend to fit the bumper contour and drill to pop rivet to your bumper just like the factory parts, but will NEVER rust. If your rubber impact bumper pieces are drooping, falling off or missing, these have probably rusted away. The factory parts rust very quickly as do other repro replacement strips which are just pre galvanized steel which will rust as well. These parts will never rust, and even though they are hidden in use, they still look great. $140/set of four.[/FONT]
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Unfortunately he does not have any available right now anymore. But he mentioned that he could have another batch made if he has at least 10 sets ordered.
Dan says the original price of $140 should stay there unless the cost of the raw materials have increased much. FYI, the BMW version costs $230 and I do not believe they are stainless. So they will face the rust devil in the face at some point...
Who would be ready to order a set of those?
http://www.coupeguy.com/cscslrepropartsavailable.htm Scroll about a third of the way down.
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[FONT=Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, san-serif]304 Stainless Steel formed impact retainer strips which you simply bend to fit the bumper contour and drill to pop rivet to your bumper just like the factory parts, but will NEVER rust. If your rubber impact bumper pieces are drooping, falling off or missing, these have probably rusted away. The factory parts rust very quickly as do other repro replacement strips which are just pre galvanized steel which will rust as well. These parts will never rust, and even though they are hidden in use, they still look great. $140/set of four.[/FONT]
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Unfortunately he does not have any available right now anymore. But he mentioned that he could have another batch made if he has at least 10 sets ordered.
Dan says the original price of $140 should stay there unless the cost of the raw materials have increased much. FYI, the BMW version costs $230 and I do not believe they are stainless. So they will face the rust devil in the face at some point...
Who would be ready to order a set of those?
