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DPB103830 - Front Bumper

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Front Bumper is the painted front bumper assembly that mounts across the front of the body.

It bolts to the front of the chassis to form the outermost front body member, providing the front impact face and locating the surrounding front-end trim. Supplied in a painted finish.
Vehicle Model Range Rover Classic 1994-2001 (P38)
Fitment Notes RANGE ROVER P38 1994-2001 — painted front bumper assembly. Superseded by DPB103830LR
Alternative Codes
DPB103830ANR2333

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Frequently asked questions

What is the DPB103830 front bumper and what does it do?
The DPB103830 is the painted front bumper assembly for the Range Rover P38. It bolts across the front of the chassis to form the outermost front body member, providing the front impact face and locating the surrounding front-end trim.
Which Range Rover does this front bumper fit?
This front bumper fits the Range Rover P38 from 1994-2001. It's supplied as a painted assembly. Confirm your model year and front-end configuration before ordering.
Are there alternative codes for the DPB103830 front bumper?
The DPB103830 is cross-referenced with ANR2333 for the Range Rover P38 painted front bumper. If you're matching an existing part, either code refers to the same front bumper application. Confirm the painted finish suits your vehicle.
Is fitting a front bumper a DIY job?
Fitting the front bumper is typically a straightforward bolt-on job. It usually unbolts from the front of the chassis, so a home mechanic with basic tools can often replace it. Being painted, it needs care to avoid scratching during fitting.