RD Clark

Help my Wife just hit a deer with her screaming yellow GT. Needs hood, drivers side fender, Grill, bumper cover, grill, radiator support, radiator, fan ac Condenser ect.Thinking of doing the work my self mostly bolt on parts. I am thinking of buying a front body kit. Which kit would you suggest and how hard are they to install compared to oem parts.

RD Clark

I've been looking at Cervini a good quality body kit or are there others that are as good for less money.

danzcool

Cervini fits well, but I believe it is a fiberglass bumper, so it really has no give and cracks rather than bending.

I'm partial to Roush. Tru-fiber is also known for good fit.

RD Clark

really nobody with an opinion on body kit quality?

flash_xx

Sorry for the late reply. This is the front bumper I got

http://www.streetsceneeq.com/mm5/mer...Code=950-70729

Extremely flexible. It has taken all the abuse I've put it through on the track and on the street and it just refuses to die. Just make sure you get it painted properly. Being flexible makes it prone to cracking the paint.

Sun-ee Singh

go with the cervini C500 looks the best!