Simon at Ren Spec is going to order me one. I'll keep you posted.
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georgebmwM3 wrotegot mine from Simon@Rennspec as well.. Was spot on perfect.Simon at Ren Spec is going to order me one. I'll keep you posted.
How about rear bumpers? What do they usually cost? Have some dings on it, not bad enough to run out and get one, but at some point...
georgebmwM3 wroteHow did you get in touch with him? They don't seem to respond to any emails or PMs. Also how much is it running you of you don't mind me asking?Simon at Ren Spec is going to order me one. I'll keep you posted.
z335is wroteI've got 3 of them in stock, just arrived yesterday.How did you get in touch with him? They don't seem to respond to any emails or PMs. Also how much is it running you of you don't mind me asking?

Let me know if you would like one!
tom @ eas wroteI think the key word is prepainted.I've got 3 of them in stock, just arrived yesterday.
Let me know if you would like one!
tlp wroteIMHO: It's best to have them painted locally as larger painted items can be damaged in shipping or hard to match with on older finishes (sunlight/UV fade, etc.).I think the key word is prepainted.
Since they are OEM, fitment won't be an issue.
I called a BMW body shop (part of the dealer) and they told me that the OEM Euro bumper has a slight variation in terms of the assembly and that I would have to probably buy a few parts to make it fit (such as bolts, air ducts? and the heat shield).
Is this a croc, or is it the procedure?
Is this a croc, or is it the procedure?
JRZBLK wroteBumpers are exactly the same, sans reflector cutouts.I called a BMW body shop (part of the dealer) and they told me that the OEM Euro bumper has a slight variation in terms of the assembly and that I would have to probably buy a few parts to make it fit (such as bolts, air ducts? and the heat shield).
Is this a croc, or is it the procedure?
That was my understanding as well prior to this, I will refer to this thread for an shop in NJ.
http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=250566
http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=250566
lurks wroteAbsolutely incorrect. Bumpers will always be SLIGHTLY off in color..No. It really depends on how well you have been keeping your paint. Properly washed, waxed, cared for - and it will be a perfect match. I got pre-painted front and rear bumpers after 2.5 yrs ownership (Mystic Blue) and it was a perfect match.
Even from factory.
The only color that will not show a color difference, is jet black.
So I guess the verdict is that you can't get pre-painted parts anymore?
JJsM3 wroteI believe IND still pre-paints items. I had them pre-paint my OEM Euro bumper a few months ago.So I guess the verdict is that you can't get pre-painted parts anymore?
JRZBLK wroteI have an OEM Euro front bumper installed on my car. It was a direct bolt-on and did not require any new hardware.That was my understanding as well prior to this, I will refer to this thread for an shop in NJ.
'IND ' CAn i order a pre painted e92 rear bumper ? Are you still able to order from europe? Cost is not an issuse.
thanks
alexps2@videotron.ca
thanks
alexps2@videotron.ca
Are you still able to get these bumpers? if so, what is the cost of a rear bumper for a E92 M3 Coupe?
Gary@RENN-Spec wroteCan you order rear bumper cover pre-painted for my 2011 M3 sedan?Wea, I've sent you a PM!
Gary@RENN-Spec wroteHi Gary,Wea, I sent you a PM regarding the rear euro bumper w/ OEM paint.
Anyone who is interested please PM or email me for more info. Both front and rear Euro bumper with BMW factory pre-paint is available to order now.
Thanks.
-Gary
I just found this post.
I need a front and rear bumper for a 2011 e93 M3. Space Grey.
Can you supply these prepainted?
Thanks,
Dennis
503-750-0056
Hello. Im looking for a rear bumper for my SSII e93 m3 please.