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[SOLD] ..1973 240z Bumperrettes and Front Over-rider - For Sale

Posted October 23, 20186 yr

I am selling a set of bumperrettes with the front over-rider for a 1973 240z. They are pretty good shape. Chrome shows some minimal signs of ware on the bumperrettes. The over-rider has some dullish chrome but is very presentable.

One rear bumperrette has a shorted bolt (see the pic with green tape on it). This will have to be replaced so its long enough for attaching to the rear bumper.

Asking : $155 for the entire set.

I had them installed on my Green 240z... these are extra parts as I had my bumpers re-chromed and newer bumperrettes and over-riders available.

If interested .. PM me.

Many thanks, Mark.

Edited November 9, 20186 yr by moritz55
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December 12, 20195 yr

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I have a 73 and looking for a shop to re-chrome my bumpers. What shop did you use? where you happy with the work? How much did it cost.?

Thanks

Crshowers

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December 12, 20195 yr

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Hey Crshowers!!! I used TriCity Plating in Tennessee: http://www.tricityplating.com

Tri-City Plating
E-Mail: chip@tcplating.com
Address: 218 E Mill St, Elizabethton, TN 37643
Phone: (423) 542-6532
Toll-Free: (800) 251-7536
Fax: (423) 542-9352

I am extremely happy ... they quoted an 8week turn-around ... but actually was about 6weeks after I dropped them off. I drove from Raleigh NC to their facility to hand carry my bumpers to talk with them. They have done a lot of 240z/260z bumpers.... so they know how to straighten and shape them if damaged.

Total cost with shipping back to me was ~$900 for just the front & rear (no bumperettes as overider as I had real nice ones ). I pulled off all the rubber ... put some old Hex Nuts on the mounting studs when I dropped them off to assure they taped them up and prevented them from getting plating up.

Here are a few picks.... Note the Overrider is original.... and I bought new chrome bolts and stainless hardware for reassemble. I could not find the front and rear bumper rubber strips so I bought some for 260z and made them work. If you need help I can advise if needed what I did ...

Good luck and hope this helps !

Happy Holidays .... Mark