Bmw E30 Front Metal Bumper on 2040-parts.com
San Diego, California, US
In great shape front metal bumper off my 1990 BMW e30 convertible, should fit any e30 84-92 coupe, sedan or convertible, bumper light and shocks are included. What you see is what you get, pease contact me for more question 858-366-56-46
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