delje08

I have a spare MTECH rear bumper PDC and ACS authentic diffuser. My car was rear ended back in Dec, it has minimal damage on it. The rear bumper has a dent and the diffuser has a nail size chip. The diffuser retails for $799 and mtech about $500. Your local body shop can easily repair this when painted. US buyers ONLY, local preferred. Price for both is $725 shipped (shipping is expensive for bumper)local buyer $625. If separate, bumper $325 plus shipping, and diffuser $375 plus shipping. Price is FIRM please dont low ball.

delje08

$650 shipped, both bumper and diffuser.

keep in mind that the diffuser is the expensive item. If you buy brand new its $799 per cecwheels.com. You can have this Authentic AC shintzer diffuser for way less than that.

$650 combo price shipped
$275 bumper plus shipping
$350 diffuser plus shipping

E60 545i SPORT

how does the diffuser attach to the bumper, like oem or glued on like some replicas?
what is the condition of the diffuser other than that chip? i have silver gray so im trying to find out if i can just get that part fixed without having to repaint the whole thing.

thanks

delje08

the diffuser fits on like OEM. The condition of the diffuser has minor scuff marks on it, which wet sanding or polishing can remove it. The body shop that removed it cause those scuffs. Other than that nothing major besides that chip. I will take pictures and send it to you later on tonight.

E60 545i SPORT

thanks for the pics man, let me know if the price get lower. Looks like it needs more work done than I though.

delje08

As i stated the scuffs can be easily polished buffed out or wet sand besides that chip. Not much work... since you didnt want to paint it.

I am not in a hurry to sell these items, its sitting in my garage since Dec. I decided to post recently. Please no low ball offers.

delje08

still available. make me an offer. just dont low ball. These are easy to fix with body shop when you get it painted.

v_therussian

GAAAAAAWWWD, How I wanna low-ball this one

BTW those scuffs, are they through the paint, or wet sanding and clear coat is all it needs? (not that it makes a diff to me - I have a white car anyway )

In case you decide to go down on the price significantly, PM me... eeehh, I'm not gonna low-ball you after all - will power, will power, will power

delje08

did you know that when you get these items painted at a body shop, the chips and dents can be easily bondo and sanded to perfection just like new.

maybe ill clean it up (bondo and sand) and take new pictures.

btw the scuffs on the diffuser can be polished and wet sand.