2000 GMC Yukon NBS

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Removed the running boards and will have the front bumper replaced in 2 weeks.
 
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What's wrong with the bumper.

I hit one of these at work and the front bumper bent in and shifted.
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Repair shop couldn’t fix it due to the damage.

Need to replace it.
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As you can see the chrome is pushed in and the left side hangs lower due to the shift.

They tried to straighten it but there was too much structural damage.
 

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I hit one of these at work and the front bumper bent in and shifted.
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Repair shop couldn’t fix it due to the damage.

Need to replace it.
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As you can see the chrome is pushed in and the left side hangs lower due to the shift.

They tried to straighten it but there was too much structural damage.
I see. Cheaper to just buy another one. How are the bumper mounting points? Mangled or good to go? Going with another painted bumper?
 
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The left side is mangled.

I called the stealership and they quoted me $800 not including labor.

My good friend who owns and operates a very reputable repair shop where I get most of my work done got the same OEM part for $250.

I may get the non chrome one.
 
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