1970-1973 Firebird Endura Front Bumper on 2040-parts.com
Big Lake, Minnesota, United States
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For your consideration is a front bumper for a 1970-1973 firebird. I do know that the 73 model year is different, but they are difficult to come by. Included in the sale is an endure bumper, bumper brackets, and a fiberglass valence. The grilles have a few cracks, but would be acceptable for a driver. Please look at my feedback rating and ask any questions prior to bidding or making an offer.
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