Ferrari 412 /400 front bumper /rear bumper

You might want to reach out to this guy:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/8727831092/permalink/10153612622676093/

 

Claudio has Factory bumpers-

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There were front and rear listed on ebay at I believe $12XX. I contacted them and they are the fiberglass bumpers not the old hard rubber. I replace my front a few years ago and they are very good.
Ken

 

2nd - A couple of the new repairs on my "brettski-perfect" rear aren't holding-up, so we figure that others are bound to come through eventually.

 

Good day Antony,

Here are the last couple of completed Ebay listings for bumpers:

Ferrari 400i 400 I Front Fender Bumper New | eBay

Ferrari 400i 400 I Front Fender Bumper New | eBay

Ferrari 400GT 400i 412 365GT 2 2 Rear Bumper New Factory Bumper 257 36 502 10 | eBay

Also, you may wish to contact "ottoB" on here to see if he will provide the contact details for the fellow working on his car. This particular fellow can simply make anything and has already remade the bumper surrounds and so I am certain he could remake the bumpers.

Cheers,

Sam

 

I have a rear bumper I'd let go pretty cheap. The foam has been damaged but the steel substructure is perfect.

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How would you go about refinishing the foam on the outside?

 

Well, I'm no expert but I'd start by talking to a high end body shop and see what they suggest. I would think there would be some type of material available that could be used, but what do I know?

 

http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/ferrari-parts-collectibles/506860-rear-bumper-ferrari-400-a.html

 

Mine have been reworked, but it's that #@&^ing rubber-ish material that's so difficult to get to bond with the repair. What has (so far) surfaced are two fine vertical cracks where larger cracks were, and are still deep under the fix. I'm considering having a slightly rougher texture, like rubberized undercoating or Rhinoliner applied to allow for flex, and hoping the texture can hide the returning cracks, until a good replacement can be found. The missing chunks haven't reappeared.....so far.

Is that OEM, or fiberglass?

 

Here is contact for bumper.
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His reply to my question:
Ken:
I believe this is the fiberglass bumper.
Regards,
Lyle


Ken

 

Front should be glass if I'm not mistaken. The rear? Foam covered.

 

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