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2002-2004 Toyota Camry : Front Bumper Painted (WITH: Fog Light Holes, Tow Hook Holes)
$831.00 - $1,266.00
Our is the perfect replacement for your damaged part. , this brand new car part looks & fits just like the original factory Toyota part.
Read product details below to compare this product's part numbers with your car or see how to find your paint code.
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Product: 2002-2004 Toyota Camry Front Bumper Painted (WITH: Fog Light Holes, Tow Hook Holes) Quantity sold: 1 OEM part number: 5211933924 Parts link number: TO1000232 Fitment Specification: 2002-2004 Toyota Camry
Trim Levels:
-2002-2004 (LE, SE, XLE)Location: Front of Vehicle Material: ABS Plastic Color finish: Painted and Cleared Warranty: 1 year, unlimited-mileage manufacturer warranty
Common Product Questions
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If you're unsure about the features your part contains, we always advise ordering by using the OEM number of the part you need. Simply call your local dealership to request the part number of the part you're trying to order. Usually, they'll require you to give them your VIN, which they will use to get you the exact part number for the part that fits your car.
Once you've obtained the OEM number from the dealership, cross-reference it with what's shown on our "Product Info" for "OEM part number" and proceed with selecting the corresponding drop down option.
Don't see your part number? You can always get in touch with our team and we'll be able to help you if the OEM number doesn't appear for any reason on our end.
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There is OEM (original equipment manufacturer) parts, CAPA (certified automotive parts association) parts and aftermarket parts.
OEM parts are made by 3rd party companies in contract with the manufacturer to sell specifically through the dealerships (i.e. Mopar is owned by GMC)
CAPA parts are certified and inspected by an independent party (certified auto parts association) to meet specific quality and strength standards. CAPA parts are the standard when insurance companies adjust for vehicle collisions.
Aftermarket parts are often made by the same manufacturer as OEM and CAPA parts but do not hold the above titles. These parts are often indistinguishable from CAPA and OEM parts.
Please note: If our drop down options do not specify whether it is OEM, CAPA or aftermarket, then you can assume it is an aftermarket part.
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Most body shops will say that a painted panel cannot be color matched without the car present and, or, without blending the paint. This is not entirely true.
Our paint line is formulated to match the mixture from the original formula the manufacturer painted the vehicle. What we do is choose the variant or create a special formula to mimic the color depending on the vehicle.
This means we do NOT paint your perfectly good adjacent panels; we don’t charge extra for labor and we don’t keep your car for days or weeks.
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Yes! All of our painted car parts are finished with high-quality clear coat to achieve proper full paint coverage, referred to as OEM film thickness. The clear coat or top coat is what provides that glossy shine to your car and will protect the paint coat from harmful elements. Check out our article on clear coat.
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Thanks for catching it! We are always working on our listings and continue to upload new products and paint codes on a daily basis. If you can't find what you're looking for, simply let us know by using our Car Part Request form to let us know what you need.
How to locate your paint code
Paint matching is essential. It's never a good idea to simply guess the color of your car. A red car isn't just red. It's fire engine red, brick red, or even a candy paint red. That's why choosing "red" for your touch up paint just isn't going to cut it. You may need to look in a few different places before you can successfully find your car's paint code.Often, you can find your paint code on the driver's side door sticker, right where you find your tire pressure settings. Open your door and you'll usually find a sticker around the door jam. If you can't locate your vehicle's VIN and paint code sticker, read our detailed How Do I Find My Car's Paint Code article for more detailed information on how to find it.
