i am looking at getting one but firstly not sure how they are fitted and also what are peoples thoughts also any pics lol only reason i am looking id that a big stone bounced up on the motorway and has badly damaged the upper section of the bumper above the grill and for repair and paint i am looking at around £150 so for £10 more i can have that

With all the chrome stuff that available I'm not sure what you mean

Or is it one of those black bull bar type things your thinking of  Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

You will need to remove front bumper and drill the holes to fit ,remember mark out twice drill once!!!
no plate screws on top again.

sorry ye its the plastic one from duckworth parts

In that case, unless your going to go the full hog and make it a G4 look a like style then I vote NO Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

I bought and fitted the "front styling cover" to our Fl and must agree that it is not the prettiest thing you will see but it does have its uses. Supermarket and golf club car parks for one as it keeps the t s from getting too close.
I bought mine from John Craddocks for £45 new on Ebay and fitted it myself. They are a pig to fit as the front bumper and grill plus lights have to come off. As previously stated measure twice and drill once. It took me virtually the whole day to fit it but most of that was trying to find where a couple of the screws were that held the bumper on. The ones that defetaed me for a time were located down below the headlight assemblies near the out side. You will need a flexible drive PZ2 screwdriver for those. Good Luck! Ralph
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i was looking on ebay and have came across the chrome styling strip for the front bumper which will cover my damage what would people reccomend realy dont no what to do lol

Post a picture of the damage could be helpful

remember though whatever is on the front of a car will be subjected to stones etc Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

i will take a pic once i have got all the snow off lol its quite bad damager to be fair will need prepping right back filling and preped and painted just tring to find a cheaper alternative lol

Have you had a look on tatbay there is often a bumper or two on there, you might be lucky. p****d off with a Digital Keyboard Warrior

sambuca wrote:

i was looking on ebay and have came across the chrome Styling strip for the front bumper which will cover my damage what would people reccomend realy dont no what to do lol

Chrome is for gypo's only!
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Ralphk wrote:

I bought and fitted the "front styling cover" to our Fl and must agree that it is not the prettiest thing you will see but it does have its uses. Supermarket and golf club car parks for one as it keeps the t s from getting too close.
I bought mine from John Craddocks for £45 new on Ebay and fitted it myself. They are a pig to fit as the front bumper and grill plus lights have to come off. As previously stated measure twice and drill once. It took me virtually the whole day to fit it but most of that was trying to find where a couple of the screws were that held the bumper on. The ones that defetaed me for a time were located down below the headlight assemblies near the out side. You will need a flexible drive PZ2 screwdriver for those. Good Luck!

BlackLR, I will photo the front of the car for you when I can a little later this week. If your car is black it will look super but my car is Zermatt and whilst I have said that it is not the prettiest thing you will see it does do its job.
You will need to take the front sensors from the front bumper and drill two more holes in the styling cover to place them. There is enough cable to reach forward though. I will post picture asap. Ralph
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Ralphk wrote:

BlackLR, I will photo the front of the car for you when I can a little later this week. If your car is black it will look super but my car is Zermatt and whilst I have said that it is not the prettiest thing you will see it does do its job.
You will need to take the front sensors from the front bumper and drill two more holes in the styling cover to place them. There is enough cable to reach forward though. I will post picture asap.