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> WTB: Late front bumper guards
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post Nov 29 2025, 12:47 PM
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WTB: a pair of late front bumper guards. Rubber needs to be in good shape, mounting bolts on back will be removed so those can look rough.




A while back a member shared a pic of their 914 with a 73-74 front bumper w/ late front bumper (75-76) guards.

I made a mental note because I thought that it looked better than the bigger original “buck teeth” looking front bumper guards on 73-74 cars. But I didn’t screenshot the pic or bookmark the page for future reference.

If anybody has a pic of this setup can you please share?

Do the holes match up on both versions and are they the same shape on the back where they slate w/ the bumper?

I’m talking about these late model front bumper guards:

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post Nov 29 2025, 05:25 PM
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The holes DO NOT match up. Require re-drilling . Only CA and MD had those guards.
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post Nov 30 2025, 12:21 PM
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The holes DO NOT match up. Require re-drilling . Only CA and MD had those guards.


Thanks for letting me know, Mark.

Would love to see a pic still if anybody has one.
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post Nov 30 2025, 07:11 PM
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I made a pair that would work. First, I cut off the studs. Then I cut two recessed in each
Rare earth magnets were epoxied in each recess.
Now, just hold the rubber bumper guard where you want it. They are on very tight.
Can post pics tomorrow
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post Dec 1 2025, 04:06 PM
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I made a pair that would work. First, I cut off the studs. Then I cut two recessed in each
Rare earth magnets were epoxied in each recess.
Now, just hold the rubber bumper guard where you want it. They are on very tight.
Can post pics tomorrow


Love it. Very creative. Yes, pics please.
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post Dec 1 2025, 05:26 PM
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(IMG:style_emoticons/default/agree.gif) Magnets!!! Now that be the way to go . Late model chrome bumper have too many holes now without drilling more on em . Excellent idea !!
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Finally:
I would recommend using two magnets; way stronger. !


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And attached to my tool cabinate; it takes a good pull to remove
I bought the Magnet from Apex Magnets; they have a huge selection


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I made my license plate magnetic too; that way I can clean behind it.
Those 4 rare earth magnets are very strong; I have to use both hands and pull hard to release it ! Great for polishing behind the licens plate.



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post Dec 2 2025, 08:15 AM
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Thanks for sharing those pics, Jim. I just changed this post to a WTB post since I mistakenly started it in the Classifieds section instead of the Garage section.
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I'd love to see how these look on the bumpers. Great idea.
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post Dec 2 2025, 01:05 PM
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Thanks for sharing those pics, Jim. I just changed this post to a WTB post since I mistakenly started it in the Classifieds section instead of the Garage section.


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post Dec 3 2025, 07:18 PM
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I'd love to see how these look on the bumpers. Great idea.

I’ll stick them on my rear bumper; I still haven’t backdated the front,,,,but you can get the idea of how they look. Tomorrow
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post Dec 4 2025, 12:16 PM
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I placed the two bumper guards where you could see their shape; I know they don’t go there…


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post Dec 5 2025, 12:49 PM
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I may have an extra pair; gotta search ….
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