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Average core charge for re-chrome E-body bumper #3156067
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What is the average core charge for re-chrome E-body bumper? Thanks.

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Anyone? Thanks.

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It was to expensive to do, so I bought AMD's for my Challenger.


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Originally Posted by ragtop
What is the average core charge for re-chrome E-body bumper? Thanks.


Bumper-Boyz use to give 15-20 brought to meet. That is if you care for their quality.
Good/straight oem ones are worth having rechromed.
Any repair work need just ups the costs.
Wish I had recent figures for you







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