1990 Restoration, need NOS Rear Bumper.

[limey]

Im in the middle of a ground up nut and bolt restoration on a rare 1990 model and would prefer if at all possible, put a new rear bumper on. Ive fixed the usual tears on the rear mounts, but with the money ive spent and all other new body panels i sourced, anew bumper would be ideal.

Anyone have one?

[91vettezr1]

Im in the middle of a ground up nut and bolt restoration on a rare 1990 model and would prefer if at all possible, put a new rear bumper on. Ive fixed the usual tears on the rear mounts, but with the money ive spent and all other new body panels i sourced, anew bumper would be ideal.

Anyone have one?

there is a bunch of used ones on ebay

[G8nightman]

Wow your going all out!

[George Maz]

Im in the middle of a ground up nut and bolt restoration on a rare 1990 model

What's rare about it?
I'm wondering if this is the same White '90 with Steel Blue interior that I saw in Miami around January. Supposed 14k mile car, but I know why that car needed to come apart.
I really wanted a white '90 ZR-1, ended up with a well modified, so much fun to drive, I don't care if it's pink ...car.

[GOLDCYLON]

Ive noticed Kurt that even NOS they do not store well as they are heavy and tend to curl a bit. However I understand your wanting to find the best you can get. GC

[Y-me]

I have a good used one in ft myers fl 1,100 delivered to tampa

[limey]

Its rare due to the colour combo white / steel blue less than 8 made, and yes, it was Miami car as you know and it does have less than 14,000 miles in fact. It was completley neglected by previous owner.

I only want an NOS bumper, i already have 4 used bumpers in stock and they all warp and wrinkle up and $1100.00 for a used bumper, i had to wipe my monitor off after spitting out my coffee on that one.

So, NOS only on the bumper, will pay TOP $$.

[Bolling]

wrong post, sorry

[Y-me]

You just made "the list"

[George Maz]

Its rare due to the colour combo white / steel blue less than 8 made, and yes, it was Miami car as you know and it does have less than 14,000 miles in fact. It was completley neglected by previous owner.
I saw this car in person, and had to pass on the deal after driving down from NY with an enclosed car hauler. It was beyond my capabilities to restore this car in a reasonable time frame. You seem to be much better equipped to handle the job, and I'm happy the car is in better hands now.

I did see a nos rear fascia bumper for sale that kept popping up while I was on the hunt for '90 ZR-1 in Dec-Jan. I have been trying to find that ad for you.

Please keep posting your progress with this car.

[G8nightman]

O I remember the car. I was trying to contact the seller with no luck glad to see you are bringing it back to life.

[George Maz]

I had high hopes when I plucked 10% deposit, and another 5% two weeks afterwards when the smooth talking salesman (that's code for lying snake) called and said he had higher offers on the car..."All it needs is the interior redone, and the fuel tank flushed"...yeah right! And I'm Mary Poppins.
Needless to say, we had a heated exchange once I arrived in Miami and saw the car upon closer inspection, after wasting my dime and time with truck & trailer. He sped off the lot in his BMW when I demanded my deposit. Things got a little deeper thereafter, but I did get my deposit back.
Two other ZR-1 owners paid a visit to that car, one of whom is a police officer.
Hopefully your deal went a lot smoother. It wasn't so much about the car, anything can be fixed with time and money, it was that I asked all the right questions and got lied to over the phone.