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New bumper cover!

Beecher

By Beecher
in 996 TT, 996 TT S, 996 GT2

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I bought it on Ebay motors form xtrememotorcars.com. I worked with Jeffrey who was very helpful and supplied an email address for questions. The kit was $1800 which included the GT2 grille and shipping. They supply the other grilles in black or silver. You will need to make up your own attachment points for the five mesh grilles, I bent soft iron wire into loops and epoxied them around the grille openings. Black wire ties hold them on. The body shop charged $1000 to paint and mount it. There was some fairly extensive fitting needed and the front crash bar had to be trimmed back on the ends. The body shop's biggest headache was the custom color on the car, it tuned out to be Lamborghini yellow. I love the results.

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