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Good day! I just purchased my first volvo. It is a beauty, and I am falling in love with it. However, it has none of the front and rear bumper trim molding (as seen in the picture). Upon purchasing the car, I assumed this would be easy to come by, but the cheapest aftermarket replacement starts at $50 a piece (I need 6 pieces apparently). Before I pull the trigger on an aftermarket set of bumper trim molding, I'd like to know if any of you have ever come up with a clever inexpensive alternative. I though of buying a garden hose, opening it up, and somehow attaching it on the car, but that's probably a bit extreme.
welcome!!! side looks good ... roof rack looks ...well awesome lol.. wheels 100% so why are you worrying?? hit the junkyards for the missing pieces!
oh and what kind of bike is sitting there????
Thank you! 240s are scarce around this region. As my grandfather would say, it's where the devil lost his poncho. Maybe I'll go on a road trip hitting junkyards from other towns then
The motorcycle is a 2016 Suzuki TU250. It's competing with the 240 to see who will take me to work every day.
Good day! I just purchased my first volvo. It is a beauty, and I am falling in love with it. However, it has none of the front and rear bumper trim molding (as seen in the picture). Upon purchasing the car, I assumed this would be easy to come by, but the cheapest aftermarket replacement starts at $50 a piece (I need 6 pieces apparently). Before I pull the trigger on an aftermarket set of bumper trim molding, I'd like to know if any of you have ever come up with a clever inexpensive alternative. I though of buying a garden hose, opening it up, and somehow attaching it on the car, but that's probably a bit extreme.
Last fall I got "first". Too . A 92 wagon, nothing fancy about it but I love driving it. I understand why they have a following. Until you drive one you'll never understand.
Good day! I just purchased my first volvo. It is a beauty, and I am falling in love with it. However, it has none of the front and rear bumper trim molding (as seen in the picture). Upon purchasing the car, I assumed this would be easy to come by, but the cheapest aftermarket replacement starts at $50 a piece (I need 6 pieces apparently). Before I pull the trigger on an aftermarket set of bumper trim molding, I'd like to know if any of you have ever come up with a clever inexpensive alternative. I though of buying a garden hose, opening it up, and somehow attaching it on the car, but that's probably a bit extreme.
These aren't impossible to find, but nearly. If you find one, take it! I am looking for the rear end bumper molding for a 245 and its impossible.