Is this bumper chrome? One review said it is not. Will the holes line up for a 1993 GMC Sonoma?
1887287
I got this and it was not chrome. The description does say Black Rear Bumber and that is what I got. I don't know about it bolting to a 1993 GMC Sonoma. I returned this model and got the one that is chrome and looks exactly like the picture.
1192764
I installed the same bumper, and i had to remove the chrome metal off the main bracket because it wont work if you have the tow package. You can make it work by just using the chrome covered parts and plastics. If you don't have the tow package it will fit. Rafael good luck
230341
I don't personally know of any bumper that the hitch's hole pattern or overall dimension fits exactly. It's a good, sturdy receiver and it comes with very substantial mounting bolts/hardware. When I centered the hitch on my step-bumper I had to drill 3 new holes in the receiver and 2 new holes in my step-bumper...about $50 in drill bits and a lot of hard drilling...but, after finally getting it all done, I'm happy with the end result and couldn't find anything else that would work any better or be as substantial.
1721813
The condition of the chrome plating looks as good or better than the stock bumper after the same amount of time-I would say that there is no differences between the two
209837
it all depends on your bumper mine was for a 1993 gmc pickup so I had a full metal bumper attached to the frame so I knew it wasn't going anywhere when mounted
994692
Purchased for a F250 with standard rear bumper, holes matched, but did not mount/use it due to selling the truck.It also matched to a Toyota truck (buyer for it). If you look at it closer, the holes are also elongated to fit many types of trucks.It is very well made.Larry
755037
Yes but you will need to cut a bit of the exhaust pipe down so it fits right. It was too long and hung out well beyond the bumper. It doesnt look right otherwise. Great look though.
2231326
Don't remember and don't really care, TBH. It's on my shoppe (body shoppe) truck. The fit is OEM and the chrome is like or better than what a chrome shop would do! Better than what I could get local in Denver,CO price wise too.
1125507
Hey Tom: I ordered one for the same exact truck you have and it fit perfect. All you have to do it take out the two screws pop on the new chrome (plastic) cover and use the same screws to hold it securely in place. It took me all of five minutes at the most. East job and it looks great. Best of Luck.................................JRW/BRL
389
It is not totally chrome plated, the internal faces are black so I reckon with some prep and spray primer for metal you could easily spray gloss of Matt black and make it look sweet on your truck - worth a shot in my opinion!
550485
My GMC truck front bumper has a plastic shroud that connects to the front, vertical face of the bumper, then bends horizontally and flows about 3' toward the front decorative radiator grill. I place mine on that 3" 'ledge' created by the shroud. Look at any GMC Sierra ad - look closely at the bumper - and you'll see it. Hope this helps!
1839540
yes finishing is chrome. I bought fot my 2007 Chrysler 300 and fits fine...I woouldnt know for other cars...
309126
It is a fully chromed bumper. You have to add your black plastic step plates, fillers and license plate lights from the old bumper (provided they are in good condition). You also have to reuse the bumper mounting brackets. All that stuff fit perfectly on the new bumper and it looks really good. No idea what a face bar is.
1262958
It is solid chrome. A little different from my original which had the gold tinted chevy emblem.
2006509
I would say yes with reservation. leveling it out and matching the color will be a challenge, It seems to be quite strong after it cures and should hold up well. I patched a tear in the vinyl seat in my 1973 Mercury and it came out well. Happened I did not have to match the color because the brown that came with the kit was a close match. No doubt it will show but be better than the hole.
1158178
I would go to the McGard site and make sure they fit or call them. I can only tell you that it is a solid chrome and not a chrome plated lug nut.
58135
What you get is ONLY the chrome bumper. I got lucky enough to be able to reuse all the plastic parts from my old one, which was a miracle, considering how I bent it into a pretzel! I don't recall any directions...it was a simple unbolt the old, bolt on the new. What tickled me the most is that ALL the mounting holes were exactly in the same location as on the factory bumper. So, pick a time when you can dedicate a couple of hours to it, ice down some beer, and have fun bolting on your new bumper. You won't be disappointed. Hope this helps!!