Certifit?

[clean96GST]

So I am doing a 99 conversion on my 96, I found a front bumper for 100 including shipping on Ebay....then I found certifit. About 50 for a front and about 50 for a back and its only like 20 miles from my house so I can get a back and front for the price i would of got a front. Does anyone know if these are good quality bumpers?

 

[95CarbonEclipse]

Just wanted to throw my $.02 in regarding Certifit. I've used them for somewhere close to 7 or 8 years now and absolutely love their products. I live in a smaller town where people have never even heard the name and for the longest time (probably even still today), Certifit was one of my best kept secrets when it came to flipping Insurance Auction cars.

for Certifit.

 

[Whophlungpoo]

They have the nickname, "sort-a-fit," for a reason.

 

[got_no_sol]

They have the nickname, "sort-a-fit," for a reason.

This will come off a bit brash, but do you have any personal experience with certifit's products or are you just re-spewing info you've seen on the net?

 

[Whophlungpoo]

This will come off a bit brash, but do you have any personal experience with certifit's products or are you just re-spewing info you've seen on the net?

Actually I do, I sell auto parts for a living, currently, and once was a customer of certifit's in Kansas City personally. At work we will not buy from them due to us having bad experiences with their product, and now we solely buy from Keystone Crash Parts due to their providing a far superior product and customer service. As for my experience, I got the front bumper for my 1991 CRX to fit, but this was also after I had three of my friends help press the bumper into it's mounting holes. So yes, I would find it fair to say, "Sort-a-fit," on my end.