Reply to "Looking for alternatives to 'L' bumpers"

garth66"When speed is the only thing that counts"

@davidnunn posted:
Here is a pic of a Pantera with body colored bumpers. They aren't the Amerisport bumpers but it will give you an idea how they might look painted the same color as the car. I'm sure these are custom, one-off, bumpers.
The Amerisport bumpers were designed to cover up the holes left by L bumpers, without any bodywork or paint.

And be sure to angle them down like this so the car looks like a sad Japanese manga cartoon car!

3/12/214:02 PM

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