WANTED-1991 Rear Bumper Moldings
 

I need the right side, or will buy both sides if I have to. I am in a real pickle right now...need them ASAP. Will look at ones that need work as well. As you can see in the picture, she is looking really naked right now!

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Looks like I need both sides. Only the hockey stick shaped pieces. I have the straight sides already.

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talk to Brett here at Blue flame restorations belieive he remade this enitre set of moldings. Heres an old post so you can PM him

http://www.zr1.net/forum/showthread....=rear+moldings

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We tried a set of those. He had some issues with them. As far as I know he has not had success with them yet.

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Well I did not know that. Good luck with your search. Normally these only come up on a Part out. The NOS ones normally are long gone unless somebody is holding onto a set.

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There's a full set on Ebay.

My issue was the material that I used. It wasn't rigid enough and the part warped as a result. Easily remedied. I just haven't ordered a different material, which is available. I have sold others that are just fine, once bolted in place, they can't change shape.

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Brett,
just want to make it clear that I was more than pleased with your efforts and superb customer service. I feel like the wording of my previous post left the opportunity to interpret my post in such a way that I may have been unhappy with you. Not at all the case.
Our problem was that the painter left the parts sitting for at least several weeks before getting around to them. In that time, they severely distorted. I agree that they would likely have been fine if immediately installed. Moving to a different material would surely solve this. Believe me, as design engineer, and owner of a rapid prototype company, I fully appreciate the iterative steps involved with developing a new part. Your efforts are more than appreciated on my end!
Scott