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C34 front bumper

Need some help, chasing a front bumper for Series 2 C34, preferably Pearl White. Missus wrapped mine around a tow bar. Car is at panel beaters but they can't find one. Gave them contact details for Osaka Imports but nothing has happened. So wondering if any other wreckers in Melb deal with C34 parts.

Also, wondering if anyone has been having issues trying to get into the Stagea parts classifieds. For a while, all i was getting was good ol '404' error, now Mozilla won't let me go there saying the site is not been configured correctly and is not secure.

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Thanks, but it's too late. Apparently they've sent it off to be repaired and I pick up the car on Saturday. Bit nervous about how it turned out, aircon thermo fan was another item they had issues sourcing. FMIC was bent and they sent that off for repair as well,The panel beaters was recommended by Shannons, so heres hoping it's not another Suncorp dodgy brothers.

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