Nos Oem Subaru Lt. Front Bumper End Cap Extension #757744630 1980's Subaru on 2040-parts.com
Portsmouth, Ohio, US
New Old Stock OEM Subaru Left Front Bumper End Extension. Part Number 757744630. This is a discontinued part from the dealer. If you need it, New Old Stock or used is your only option. All I know is it's for the 1980's Subaru, not sure what year or model. Measures approximately 18" long at top, 14 1/2" long at bottom, 6" wide & 6 1/2" between mounting bolts on back side. Look at pictures closely, check measurements. This one has some light scratches from shelf ware. All sales final, no returns accepted.
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