Im selling my new unplugged performance facelift conversion bumper that retails for $3,000 not including $275 for delivery. I just tested it for fitment as it recommends before painting and transferring the parts from the old bumper and installing. I decided to sale it cause I wanted to do a widebody kit with fender flares which I cannot add a front splitter to the UP bumper based on how the front bumper is made. I love how the bumper looks and vey disappointed I cannot use it. I’m asking $2,700 which is about $600 less than what I paid. It already had the parking and autopilot holes cut out for the sensors.
If you’re located in Arizona I can help install it for a fraction of the price of any custom auto shop charges. I can also limit the gap and space between the hood and bumper as well as the T emblem being pushed back to far. I also figured out a way to use the Tesla oem chrome v-stripe to make the conversion look more oem and like a true facelift model s. Here are some pics of the fitment installation.
Here’s a picture of how you want to avoid it looking like
If you’re located in Arizona I can help install it for a fraction of the price of any custom auto shop charges. I can also limit the gap and space between the hood and bumper as well as the T emblem being pushed back to far. I also figured out a way to use the Tesla oem chrome v-stripe to make the conversion look more oem and like a true facelift model s. Here are some pics of the fitment installation.
Here’s a picture of how you want to avoid it looking like