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Hey Guys, to cut the story short

I was driving one night and smashed into a t.v which was left nicely in the middle of the road. LOL

So just wanted to ask, If u guys know anyone or anywhere where I can get a replacement bumber (Corolla 03') for cheap?

cheers. :unsure:

p.s I'm Sydney

xoom Grand Master

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Hi blkcnt,

i did a quick search on the trading post site and noticed a few wreckers that were wrecking corolla parts but didnt indicate what year model .... ur best bet is to ring around to a few wreckers and parts places and see if u can get one second hand off another car as getting a new one might be a few $$$$

cheers

Bill


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Hi blkcnt,

i did a quick search on the trading post site and noticed a few wreckers that were wrecking corolla parts but didnt indicate what year model .... ur best bet is to ring around to a few wreckers and parts places and see if u can get one second hand off another car as getting a new one might be a few $$$$

cheers

Bill

Cheers Bill, I was thinking of that too. I got a quote from some guys down in my area and they wanted $350 for just a re-mould job!!! talk about a RIP!

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i would trade it in on a 05 sportivo and invest in parking sensors and strut bars to improve handling and awareness.

xoom Grand Master

xoom

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i would trade it in on a 05 sportivo and invest in parking sensors and strut bars to improve handling and awareness.

LOL..... yeah 350 sounds a bit dear for just a re-mould job... Keep looking around

blkcnt Progessing

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i would trade it in on a 05 sportivo and invest in parking sensors and strut bars to improve handling and awareness.

LOL Parking Sensors? OK!

BigBum Grand Master

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i would trade it in on a 05 sportivo and invest in parking sensors and strut bars to improve handling and awareness.

LOL Parking Sensors? OK!

just what i thought LOL... improve awareness :lol:

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i would trade it in on a 05 sportivo and invest in parking sensors and strut bars to improve handling and awareness.

LOL Parking Sensors? OK!

just what i thought LOL... improve awareness :lol:

if they are referred to respectively:

the parking sensors improve handling :blink::huh: :o

and the strut brace improves awareness :blink::huh: :P :P :P :D

Buddha Grand Master

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Hey Guys, to cut the story short

I was driving one night and smashed into a t.v which was left nicely in the middle of the road. LOL

So just wanted to ask, If u guys know anyone or anywhere where I can get a replacement bumber (Corolla 03') for cheap?

cheers. :unsure:

p.s I'm Sydney

If you don't have any luck with the other suggestions, you could try www.ozeparts.com.au ... they have a warehouse in Sydney, or they can deliver. Just go to the site and select your vehicle.

Their bumpers come unpainted, but they retail for $205 for genuine or $135 for non-genuine ... still heaps cheaper than the re-do you were quoted! Plus, if you register as a member, you get a further 10% off.

blkcnt Progessing

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Hey Guys, to cut the story short

I was driving one night and smashed into a t.v which was left nicely in the middle of the road. LOL

So just wanted to ask, If u guys know anyone or anywhere where I can get a replacement bumber (Corolla 03') for cheap?

cheers. :unsure:

p.s I'm Sydney

If you don't have any luck with the other suggestions, you could try www.ozeparts.com.au ... they have a warehouse in Sydney, or they can deliver. Just go to the site and select your vehicle.

Their bumpers come unpainted, but they retail for $205 for genuine or $135 for non-genuine ... still heaps cheaper than the re-do you were quoted! Plus, if you register as a member, you get a further 10% off.

Thanks for that buddha

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BigBum Grand Master

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i would trade it in on a 05 sportivo and invest in parking sensors and strut bars to improve handling and awareness.

LOL Parking Sensors? OK!

just what i thought LOL... improve awareness :lol:

if they are referred to respectively:

the parking sensors improve handling :blink::huh: :o

and the strut brace improves awareness :blink::huh: :P :P :P :D

lolz hahaha whahahahaaa kekeke kakaAa! :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

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if they are referred to respectively:

the parking sensors improve handling :blink::huh: :o

and the strut brace improves awareness :blink::huh: :P :P :P :D

i put myself in that one!!! :P :P :P :P :P :P :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

what was i thinking???????????????

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