Repair Front bumper on a 2000 mustang coupe

Asked by Emily Sep 29, 2020 at 11:49 PM about the 2000 Ford Mustang Coupe RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

How much does it cost to fix front bumper on a 2000 ford
mustang coupe

4 Answers

A new skin and paint would be around a grand. If there is structural damage the cost would be more. Get quotes.

How bad is it cause you could probable get a used bumper from a salvage yard for dirt cheap but if your looking to just repair it im gonna say around 2 or 3 hundred give or take

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post a picture of the damage. A small dent might be fixed with "paintless dent repair". Most new car bumpers have a cover over them (that's the part you see), you can get a used bumper cover at just about any auto salvage yard. You can get the fasteners at most any auto parts store, or grab used ones from the salvage yard. If there's actual structural damage to the bumper itself or the crumple zone then take it to a body shop.

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