[Areti968]

I have a 92' 968 and as most 968's the front bumper has 2 small sags in the top of it just before the hood. I would love to post a picture but I can fiqure out how to get any pix uploaded yet. That actually is another question I need help with? Any advise?? Has anyone else had this problem? Thanks

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[968Oz]

I've got the same sagging problem with my bumper. I've been advised that there is nothing that can be done apart from buying a new one. It'd be great if someone has a remedy.

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[flash]

a good body shop, with a good polyurethane guy can usually fix it, but it involves stripping it and repainting it, and also the repair itself - you can usually save a little money, but there is no guarantee it won't do the same thing later

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[Areti968]

Thanks for your reply. Thats kinda what I have heard here as well. I want to get the car repainted(same color) but I was hoping before I spend all that money, I could get that fixed first.

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[apex]

I have a 92 also and I *hate* that saggy thing. Really cheap looking. I once saw an article (which mag I can't remember) where a body shop epoxyed an aluminum strip to the back of the saggy part of a 911-series car. I've been thinking that might be a remedy in our case.

Anyone know the details of what Porche changed on the bumper to remedy this problem in later years?

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[wiseman]

Got the same thing....................like a beutifull lady.........with age , gravity takes over.

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