94-04 Sn-95 Mustang Aluminum Bumper Support on 2040-parts.com
Seattle, Washington, US
Lightweight aluminum bumper support for 94-04 SN95 Mustang.
Aftermarket part, carries no name or part number. A couple people have mentioned that it could be a STEEDA part but I can't confirm.
Likely a rear bumper support, but looks like it may have been mounted on the front at some point as it has holes drilled for fog lame mounting.
EXTREMELY light, probably not something to use on a street car
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