Looking for toyota mr2 front bumper ( prefer kei office ) anyone selling?

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Anyone selling mr2 kei office front bumper or aftermarket front lips?
 

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gil

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No one got this bumper for sale?
 

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Not easy to source this bumper locally, probably you can search them in jap yahoo auction n get agent to bid back
 

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the car is already 20+ years, and finding this bumper can be difficult, unless used bumper.

Heck, even the ori mould of the kei bumper has been destroyed.

Try contact local bodykit shops.....some could tailor make/mod it....and affordable too.
Import from japan gonna cost you a bomb.
 

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the car is already 20+ years, and finding this bumper can be difficult, unless used bumper.

Heck, even the ori mould of the kei bumper has been destroyed.

Try contact local bodykit shops.....some could tailor make/mod it....and affordable too.
Import from japan gonna cost you a bomb.
Unless it was very popular, then a lot of half cuts. Like VR4 even though now the parts are less but still can find. The car also more then 20 years dy....
 

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