2011 Tribute T620 rear "bumper" and side panels

[DiggerJon]

A violent altercation with my jack knifing side loading trailer has rather mangled the rear "bumper" of my Tribute T620 which added insult to the injury it incurred some 6 years ago! It is "temporarily" held together with good old duct tape but I really need to replace the whole of the rear section and the side extensions to the rear wheel arches. I suspect it may cost a fortune, even if I can get the parts. Unfortunately, I believe it is beyond repair as there are too many pieces of the jigsaw! Anybody know of a source of obtaining the parts in question? I'm not averse to used examples, as long as they are sound. Many thanks.

 

[M-J]

I would imaging many second hand parts (and new) have been and gone via eBay during the 6 year period.

You may not even be able to get new parts anymore being 8 years old whereas they would have been available off the shelf at 2 years old.

Do you have pictures of the parts required?

 

[jockaneezer]

There was a thread earlier this year about a marina repair outfit down the South East coast that had started making motorhome bumpers etc if you could get the broken bits to them to use as a pattern, sorry it's a bit vague. A decent bodyshop might be able to plastic weld and patch the old bits up ?

 

[tonka]

Tribute = Autotrail so first call to them and give them your build number.
See what they quote... Get a chair ready !!!

 

[Campervan_man]

They normally fibreglass the unseen back to strengthen and spray and fill the fronts to make a very good job.

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