Reply to "L front bumper"

panteradougMember

I thought that it was the same material that Pontiac was putting on the nose of their cars?

Weren't they calling it "Endura"? Probably a GM trademarked product?

My Pontiac always had "squish" marks on the nose where others backed into it. At the time driving style here was to back up until you felt the "impact" on the car behind you.

The "Endura" theoretically was a good idea.

I still have my L bumpers here tucked up into the rafters. The front is showing seperation from the steel frame below and the rear has rust expansion between the mounting brackets and the outer bumper.

Both needed better execution in construction.

7/8/177:03 AM

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