Rear bumper protector
08-02-2017, 02:01 AM
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I haven't seen that one before. It isn't a GM one, as the GM one covers the whole area enclosed by the groove, and extends under the lower lip of the hatch.
They are available for a lot of vehicles, but they are all vehicle specific. It is very very unlikely that one for a Cruze would fit, if they are even available.
They are available for a lot of vehicles, but they are all vehicle specific. It is very very unlikely that one for a Cruze would fit, if they are even available.
08-02-2017, 03:15 AM
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cause of $ its 43 bucks... with shiping to poland it will be 60 and thats alot, i will have to find what fits bes maybe vectra C or ZaFIRA B i dont like the chrome design so i have to find a plastic one
08-02-2017, 12:17 PM
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Ive order something else 3M Scotchgard Paint Protection Film Pro Series 3.0
Cause i will protect the rear wheel house shell (?) (side bumpers) from rocks and brenches and whats left of it will be put on rear bumper, cheaper way.
Cause i will protect the rear wheel house shell (?) (side bumpers) from rocks and brenches and whats left of it will be put on rear bumper, cheaper way.
02-10-2018, 12:12 PM
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My bumper surface is banged up - gouged, scratched, and nicked on the deck and over the edge. The only rubber guard that looks like it will do the job is for a '15 Subaru Forester - it turns down the face about an inch. Here's the link: http://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-2014-201...xVL9x7&vxp=mtr
It's 44" long and 4" wide and we need 32" so I will trim to fit. Otherwise it's bondo, new paint, install the Sub rubber guard, then roll on bedliner where the damage remains.
It's 44" long and 4" wide and we need 32" so I will trim to fit. Otherwise it's bondo, new paint, install the Sub rubber guard, then roll on bedliner where the damage remains.
02-10-2018, 01:17 PM
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"HHR Rear Bumper Protector" and when it comes up scroll down to the sellers that have the Original GM part #1781385.
That's the Best One to use and a little larger then you show in your picture.
I would send the seller that you choose a message on Ebay to see about the shipping. You can scroll down on the listing to find the Question option to send it.
Good Luck.
Silverfox
02-10-2018, 02:07 PM
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You can go to www.ebay.com and put in the search box,
"HHR Rear Bumper Protector" and when it comes up scroll down to the sellers that have the Original GM part #1781385.
That's the Best One to use and a little larger then you show in your picture.
I would send the seller that you choose a message on Ebay to see about the shipping. You can scroll down on the listing to find the Question option to send it.
Good Luck.
Silverfox
"HHR Rear Bumper Protector" and when it comes up scroll down to the sellers that have the Original GM part #1781385.
That's the Best One to use and a little larger then you show in your picture.
I would send the seller that you choose a message on Ebay to see about the shipping. You can scroll down on the listing to find the Question option to send it.
Good Luck.
Silverfox