1957 Cadillac Front Bumper End 57 Dagmar Bullet Custom Ratrod Hotrod on 2040-parts.com
Springfield, Missouri, US
Here is a used front bumper end or dagmar or bullet or whatever you would like to call it, from a 1957 Cadillac. This one is from the PASSENGERS side of the car. It isn't dented or banged up, but it has rust on it and it may be better suited for a custom application where you paint it. It has several spots where the chrome is missing or bubbled up and that is why it may be better to just paint it. There is no rubber bullet for the end of it, you are getting it just the way you see in the pictures. There are no holes in it and again, no dents or dings. It probably looks better in the pictures than in person as there are quite a few places where the chrome is missing leaving just a rust look. The inside of it on the backside is rusty as you can see in the last picture and you may want to spray that part with rust inhibitor to keep it from going all the way through in years to come. It is heavy, so the winning bidder pays only $20.00 shipping anywhere in the lower 48 United States. Int'l extra. Good luck!!
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