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Blade Bumper Front Chrome Plated Stainless Steel: Beetle (1953-1973), Beetle Cabrio (1953-1967)
SKU
113-707-111/A S/S
Blade Bumper Front Chrome Plated Stainless Steel: Beetle (1953-1973), Beetle Cabrio (1953-1967)
SKU
113-707-111/A S/S
Reviews & Ratings
- Premium SSP quality and craftsmanship
- Chrome-plated stainless steel for durability
- Classic blade design for a sleek look
This Blade front bumper from SSP is made from chrome-plated stainless steel, ensuring exceptional durability and a sleek, polished appearance. Known for their high-quality products, SSP delivers a premium bumper that not only enhances the look of your vehicle but also stands up to the elements.
Featuring a classic blade design, this bumper combines style with strength, making it a perfect choice for those seeking both aesthetic appeal and long-lasting performance. Its stainless steel construction provides superior resistance to rust and corrosion, ensuring your bumper maintains its shine and integrity over time.
$449.96 $409.05
Product Information
This product is intended for use as originally designed and should not be modified for alternative purposes. Please ensure it is installed by a qualified professional. Fitting instructions are typically not included with the product. Contacts
| Also known as | 113707111ASS |
|---|---|
| Fitting Info | For beetles 53-67 and will fit 1200 models up to 73. |
| Marque | Volkswagen |
| Vehicle | Beetle, Beetle Cabriolet |
| Brand | SSP |
| Quality | Top Quality |
| Front or Rear | Front |
| Unit of sale | Each |
| Weight | 1.00 |
Fits Vehicles
| Beetle | 1953-1973 |
|---|---|
| Beetle Cabrio | 1953-1967 |
Product Questions
Hi, I just wanted to clarify, do these bumpers have holes for the towel rails?
Question by: Steve Carter on 28 July 2021, 8:29 am
These are just a plain 1200 style blade bumper, with no provision for Towel Rails. The picture is a bit mis-leading, apologies for the confusion.
Answer by: Nick Bitton on 28 July 2021, 2:16 pm
