Making my Tesla look new! Home Bumper Refresh Install

[@RichRebuilds]

hell yes, brother!

[@TheCharlesChen]

Rich Rebuilds I want to make you a gap filler piece. Let me know if you want one.

[@chrisashley1550]

Hey rich@ rich rebuilds. Do you happen to have the bumper brackets for this upgrade for sale. Hard to find people on the east coast here. Here in upstate ny especially.

[@oootassss]

Try to find these brackets in UK. Lol

[@VegarHenriksen]

Just purchase directly from Tesla. They are about 15 bucks each, instead of the 50 bucks they are listed for on Ebay.

[@castro420]

Great video, suggestion tho on the music, please adjust the volume. When you are speaking the volume is low, need to turn it up, but the music queues and its loud AF.

[@dezinetech1000]

Looks amazing. Way better than the other bumper they have out. However,I think you need the hood as well so the Emblem doesn’t stick out like that from the side view.

[@WaveManMike]

Now for the headlights

[@SHOREHILLEYEWEAR]

Thank you for all your hard work and making an OEM bumper a possibility

[@primeequitysolutions7505]

Can we get a link to how to do this?

[@thaison773]

Thanks for making this video. How do we manually open the new bumper to get to the negative terminal if we ever need to jump start the 12V battery?

[@Yungshow954]

I would like to know as well.

[@hugojorge4572]

Do you have a written walkthrough to see how you install the brackets, etc? Thank you, amazing!!

[@oootassss]

I’m interested too

[@primeequitysolutions7505]

Me too!

[@chestergt7765]

Looks good. But I feel like the only one that prefers the nose cone over the face lift.

[@GustavoMadrigal-zv4rs]

No ur not alone I have a black 2014 model s nose cone and i think i do prefer mine over the refresh

[@emajster]

12V terminals access?

[@mikkonaugren5668]

This is great contribution for the community, thank you!! 🤘 Our Model S' are timeless cars that can take loads of mileage. Looking forward to facelift my 2016.0 with OEM parts & hood. Please keep leave the google sheet online🙏

[@heathcasto8336]

And what was your total cost in doing this project minus the clear wrap?

[@oootassss]

Ca we have update ? Where you got all required parts ? How is latch location looking ?

[@consentidocomunwithcommons7698]

I’m going to do the same thing with my P85D. Let’s see I found parts that I need

[@FaisDogg]

Hey William, great video, you made it look real easy, and give me courage to take on this project. Couple questions 1) did you relocate the 12 v battery probe? 2) do you have access to pull/tow rod connector screw hole in case towing is needed?

[@oootassss]

I’m interested too

[@aitchmarsh]

Yes interested in how the towing eye access is achieved and the 12v emergency terminals .

[@accountname1651]

have you changed the headlamps also?

[@suzukiChris750]

Nice work bro!

[@o751106]

Would like to have seen the cuts made...

[@JasonSimmons]

Ok I'm convinced, headed to ebay

[@xcoina]

i will do the same soon. but tell me, that grill filler, where can get it ? because as i understand it's needed

[@wnix05]

Charles makes it for us. Take a look at this google sheet that was put together that should help a lot. His etsy store has a link at the bottom. docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vrjTilAsoO2crMhvpLcN4PZODlqGaxjpEwLGLBl3i3E/edit?usp=sharing

[@goatmaster3387]

How do you do the emergency hood release?

[@Superdupershaun]

Did you have to relocate or move the AP sensor or did you just cut a rectangle out around the mesh insert?

[@schmia01]

Nice video but I’m missing very important details. I just gave my 2015 Model S a facelift using oem Tesla parts and also the different hood/frunk to fit the grill and T logo. The result is as perfect as original. This video makes it look like it is easy but it’s not.

[@aitchmarsh]

Hi @schmia01 Can you post a summary of what is involved to replace the Facelift Hood to match the grill and T logo. As you say that completes the job properly. Thanks

[@car-lo]

Now you officially added the Tesla oem gaps.

[@505Barber]

That's badass I'm getting it

[@MoneyMastery10x]

Awesome job you did amazing! where can i get the extra wiring for the sensors?

[@wnix05]

I just used standard automotive wiring. It was nothing special.

[@thvideos2341]

Amazon link for the extra wiring? Not sure of size gauge wire and did you solder? Thanks.

[@TSINED1]

What’s about jump terminals access in case dead 12v battery?

[@jamessisoutham1466]

Rip the bumper off

[@g.pearson4726]

Great job

[@petepaul5480]

Great video! Im going for it, I got the bumper, just ordered brackets, grille insert assembly, universal grille inserts, fasteners and tape. Where did you get the filler, also does the facelifted hood fit the prefaclift model and if so I assume if I got it I would not need the gap filler correct? Thanks

[@wnix05]

I put everything I have in the description :) Reach out to @TheCharlesChen on Tesla Motors Club (link above). He is the one that 3D prints those fillers. You can get a facelift hood to fit better, but I felt my way worked decent enough...

[@charleschen8784]

I can make it for you. Send me an email at [e-mail]

[@imbakop]

Pete Paul what did you end up doing in this instance? Did you go the gap way or got a new hood?

[@o751106]

@@charleschen8784 I emailed him. No response lol

[@TheCharlesChen]

@@o751106 You emailed me or you mean Pete Paul?

[@stevennguyen3938]

Very nice, I have the same color I’m thinking about doing it..

[@charleschen8784]

Great work! I'm glad my bumper gap filler suited your needs. I'll look into adding that contour to improve the fitment for the T-badge. Question though: what did you do about the wire tension? Does anyone know where to get the same connectors used for the sensors. Maybe someone can make wire extenders and sell back to the community?

[@wnix05]

Great question. We ultimately cut the sensor wires and soldered on about 4" of cable heat-shrinking the connections to make it water tight. I had no issues with the hood release, it fit perfectly. Tho only fitment issue on top was the Homelink sensor and (you'll notice in the video) we just shaved off some of the Tesla Badge Support bracket.

[@mokushiroku]

I need one to finish my project. How much?

[@wnix05]

@@mokushiroku Start a conversation with Charles on Tesla Motors Club: teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/members/thecharleschen.87524/

[@mokushiroku]

@@wnix05 not a member, any Paypal link or phone number?

[@TheCharlesChen]

JL007Photography You can contact me directly at [e-mail].

[@PedalTheGlobe]

Why is there a need to use the universal lower grille material? Can you use what was the lower grille from the Model S 2.0?

[@wnix05]

Yes you could use the v 2.0 lower grille but it will get into the way if you have the radar. That's why I used what I did and trimmed around the radar. The facelift model S actually has the radar behind the actual bumper to the left of the license plate.

[@KirkPe-wv6fo]

Great video!! my 2014 just got wrecked and I was thinking about upgrading. The only question I have the Blue PMMB color ended in 2015…does it match with the PSMB blue color for the 2016?

[@wnix05]

You will have to get it color matched from a painter. They do a good job usually. That gives you the added flexibility of getting any color bumper. If you do, you’ll probably be the only Model S with Blue PMMB refresh!

[@KirkPe-wv6fo]

@@wnix05so yours is not PMMB?

[@wnix05]

⁠my blue is the same as it is today.

[@krissmith2321]

Your music is too loud, I would like to hear your voice

[@AzubuikeWhigham]

Can't seem to find anyone to do this for me in the Chicagoland area :/

[@TheFlaske]

Great Work and thanks for the video I have just bougt All the Pieces for the new bumper 😁 but does the ap1 Work behind the grill ?

[@wnix05]

AP1 works perfectly. Some other guys have put aluminum grilles on over the radar (uncut) and said it also doesn't impede the sensor.

[@primeequitysolutions7505]

So after this time everything has been working fine with autopilot and sensors?

[@Docblogs]

Hey man thanks for the video music was a little to loud lol but im currently gathering all the parts for my swap ! But seems to be difficult to find the grill filler the link is not working and cant find the part on ebay neither any help you can provide me thanks

[@andyfma123]

Really appreciate this but please lower the background volume!

[@Serge0329]

can you upgrade the headlights as well?

[@wnix05]

I thought about that. From what I've read, you have to have a module between the car and the new headlights. It works, so that's all I care about right now :)

[@Teejaay1]

So if i want a refresh like this, i need a new bumper and the bonnet ? Do the fenders match?

[@wnix05]

The hood (bonnet) and the fenders all match up. If you want the hood to cover the T logo and have less fitment adjustment, you can replace it, but it is not necessary.

[@jesussavescars807]

Did you use the oem new bumper

[@wnix05]

I did use an OEM (lightly loved) bumper :)

[@jesussavescars807]

@@wnix05Iam doing this week lol thanks brother

[@chrisashley1550]

Do you still have access to the 12 v terminal. And also was wondering would I be able use a newer wiring harness for easier fitment in the bumper?

[@JohnLCharette]

I have the same questions - did you ever figure them out?

[@Salmo796]

Hi what have you done about sensors issue , mines are too tight and snapping out off shell when i try to mount bumper

[@wnix05]

I cut the wires, added more, soldered, then heat-shrink-sealed the connections.

[@jayjay10283]

Can you use your old bumper brackets and lower grill

[@wnix05]

No, the brackets are different sizes and the lower grille will not fit.

[@jayjay10283]

@@wnix05 thanks can you send me a part list if you have I purchase a 2016 front bumper I really could use some help with the parts list ty

[@wnix05]

@@jayjay10283 You can find detailed parts list here: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vrjTilAsoO2crMhvpLcN4PZODlqGaxjpEwLGLBl3i3E/edit?usp=sharing

[@joselsoto12]

How much did this project cost? I have the same tesla and I what to do the same

[@wnix05]

This was 3 years ago so you will need to price it out, but it cost me about $1,900

[@joselsoto12]

@@wnix05 do you still have the car? Any problems I need to look out for?

[@wnix05]

@@joselsoto12 Yes, still have the car and love it. The only thing I would have changed is the frunk latch. The Model 3 has activation wires to unlatch the frunk. I would probably figure something like that if I did it again.

[@Superdupershaun]

Did you use the newer sensor brackets? Did your old sensors just click right into the 2016 sensor brackets?

[@airconby]

Excellent video!!!!!! Where did you find this OEM bumper? There is nothing on the eBay. Can you share an exact link? Thanks!!

[@wnix05]

You will likely just have to wait for one to come up. You may have to get it painted depending on the shape it's in. Mine was 90%, so good enough.

[@airconby]

@@wnix05 Thanks once again

[@airconby]

@@wnix05 How did you manage to solve the issue with the hood? It is longer in model after 2016. Have you changed the hood?

[@JACKSAUTOPARTS]

WHAT YEAR BUMPER DID YOU GET IT FROM 2017? OR WAS IT AFTERMARKET

[@wnix05]

Not sure the year, but 2017 sounds about right. It is OEM.

[@jameshe8084]

Is all parts oem?

[@chrisashley1550]

Love it man. I got the same color s85. Which brackets or other parts did you have to change. I wanna do the same thing

[@wnix05]

I listed all the parts you will need for the refresh in the video comments. You will need updated support brackets L+R as the old ones are shorter.

[@dean0396]

Hey there thank you for this video it is helping me with my current retrofit. I am struggling to find a solution to where to mount the AP sensor, what did you do? Thanks

[@wnix05]

I didn’t move the AP radar unit. I cut the universal grille, but left the sensor right where it was. Some people that have done it have put the grille right over the sensor and supposedly it still works. New Tesla’s have them mounted behind the front fascia.

[@B2JAI]

@@wnix05 hey man do you have a Instagram or something where you respond faster need help on this build

[@wnix05]

@@B2JAI There’s a detailed documentation here: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vrjTilAsoO2crMhvpLcN4PZODlqGaxjpEwLGLBl3i3E/edit If you want to contact me on Tesla Motor Club forums, my name is wnix05

[@B2JAI]

@@wnix05 thanks will do that now , is that a app

[@wnix05]

@@B2JAI teslamotorsclub.com/

[@neilcomer4667]

Hi I notice you showing 5 items to fit besides the chrome V what are the other items do you have a parts list also how much did you cut to get the louvers in?

[@wnix05]

If you look in the description, I list all the parts. I cut about an inch off the bumper, though if you can afford it, it's worth getting the new louvers then they pop right on.

[@neilcomer4667]

@@wnix05 Thanks William very helpful

[@carlosdlopez]

Hey I have a question hopefully someone can help, is the splash shield under tray under the number also updated with the 2016+ model?

[@wnix05]

Here you can find a lot more detail. And yes, it requires an updated 2016+ under shield. docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vrjTilAsoO2crMhvpLcN4PZODlqGaxjpEwLGLBl3i3E/edit?usp=sharing

[@pain_codm]

how about headlights? have you ever changed them as well?

[@wnix05]

No, I am using the old style headlights. They look fine to me.

[@pain_codm]

@@wnix05 fair enough! but does the new ones fit?

[@wnix05]

@@pain_codm Yes, they are identical size.

[@pain_codm]

@@wnix05 perfect, thank you!

[@frankiem9702]

This is awesome! I tried to do the same thing; I purchased an OEM 2016 bumper to put onto my 2014. The body guy tried several times to do it, but he was never successful. I still have the bumper; color matched and all. We did have that “gap”issue. What all do I need to make this happen? I would imagine that the piece that Charles came up with is crucial, correct?

[@wnix05]

Yes, the gap will need the filler from Charles. There is an excellent resource that we've put together for all of this you can find here: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vrjTilAsoO2crMhvpLcN4PZODlqGaxjpEwLGLBl3i3E/edit?usp=sharing Has your body guy looked at this yet?

[@frankiem9702]

I found someone in San Diego that is willing to do it. One last question: is that universal mesh included in the parts list? I’m definitely purchasing all yellow and orange parts.

[@neilcomer4667]

Do you have the catalogue numbers for the two louvers as I may just do this although cutting off an Inch from each side does not sound too bad.

[@wnix05]

Here is a DETAILED parts list you can peruse: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vrjTilAsoO2crMhvpLcN4PZODlqGaxjpEwLGLBl3i3E/edit?usp=sharing

[@kawaiy4616]

@@wnix05 Thanks for sharing. Idk if I missed somehow. Did you mention what year is your tesla? and what year of the newer bumper did you get? Thanks for the info.

[@wnix05]

@@kawaiy4616 Mine is a 2015. Not sure the bumper year... maybe 2019? Not sure that matters.

[@kawaiy4616]

@@wnix05 do you know 2013 and 2015 has the same hood? Is it gonna fit as nicely like yours with the new bumper?

[@wnix05]

@@kawaiy4616 Yes, the 2013 and 2015 hood is the same. You will need the Hood Filler part from Charles.

[@boilermakerstl]

Hey William Nix! Watched your video on refreshing your model S. Nice work! I'm new to TESLA and my Model S. I want to refresh my 2013 S. Are the black mounting brackets you show a special order item to make this work?

[@wnix05]

Yes, you have to have the refreshed brackets. A few of us have put together a google doc of everything itemized out. Take a look and let me know if you have questions. One thing, if you have a hood with a double latch, you may have issues making this refresh work... docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vrjTilAsoO2crMhvpLcN4PZODlqGaxjpEwLGLBl3i3E/edit?usp=sharing

[@justinsherrill9825]

@@wnix05 I have the 2013 with the double latch as well. Is there anyway around the issue or is it not even worth trying? Thx

[@wnix05]

@@justinsherrill9825 This is a long thread, but does address the double latch issue you have. It does make it more complicated, but is possible... teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/instructions-for-facelift-bumper-fascia-installation-on-nosecone-model-s.85965/

[@ineu1650]

Turn the music down

[@DaveWshh]

Is that just an oem tesla front bumper or is it special to fit the older ones?

[@wnix05]

It’s just an OEM. Nothing too special.

[@DaveWshh]

@@wnix05 Where did you get it and how good condition was it in

[@wnix05]

@@DaveWshh Look at the description of the video, I detail all the parts I used. I picked the bumper up from eBay. It wasn't perfect, but worked very well and was the same color, so no paint :)

[@ThCreativeVideoGroup]

Great job!

[@mayvasha]

How much everything costed?

[@yourfirstdeal]

Please help! Do you have a way to reach out?

[@wnix05]

Take a look at this. It details out every part and every process. docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vrjTilAsoO2crMhvpLcN4PZODlqGaxjpEwLGLBl3i3E/edit

[@yourfirstdeal]

@@wnix05 do you know anyone that I could hire to do this?

[@wnix05]

@@yourfirstdeal Any decent Auto body shop should be able to accomplish this pretty handily. It is not terribly complex.

[@yourfirstdeal]

@@wnix05 not sure if you know of one lol. Or can I take it to you?

[@wnix05]

@@yourfirstdeal Autocraft Bodywerks in Austin,TX looks like a good shop. Any friend with some automotive experience should be able to help get it done. Have you looked at this sheet here? docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vrjTilAsoO2crMhvpLcN4PZODlqGaxjpEwLGLBl3i3E/edit?usp=sharing

[@Docblogs]

Hey man i am trying to grt a hold of the guy who makes the filler but no luck so far could you share his ig ? Or where can I find him thanks 🙏

[@wnix05]

Here is his TMC profile. I just connected with him. Send him a message and he will take care of you. teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/members/thecharleschen.87524/

[@Docblogs]

@@wnix05 thanks Ive email him and commented on everywhere he has posted and never got a reply back 😔 would be great if he had this on ebay or something

[@Docblogs]

@@wnix05🙏🙏🙏

[@neilcomer4667]

What about the centre radar on old model it's in the centre new model it's to the side

[@kawaiy4616]

Hi there, I saw you shared the Tesla Parts website. But how do you actually order them? do you go to the store and tell them the part number? thanks for advise

[@wnix05]

Request the part numbers at your local Service Center.

[@hakansamli8781]

when did you install the brackets ?

[@wnix05]

I put on the brackets as soon as I removed the old ones.

[@hakansamli8781]

@@wnix05 What year was your car? Some people did not experience the short parking sensor cable like you did. Can the problem be any specific model year?

[@mbl4610]

I have 2013 model s, i was looking to facelift it but haven't gotten to do it yet and i got in an accident. Now my front bumper is damaged and my hood is warped, i guess perfect timing for a facelift now. My question is, will i need to get the 2016 hood to go with the 2016 front bumper (worried about the gap if any) or just replace the original 2013 hood and just get the 2016 front bumper? please help ASAP. thanks

[@wnix05]

You will run into issues changing to a facelift hood with a 2013 model. On or around 2015 they went to the single latch for the hood. It would look nicer with the new hood, but honestly I never thought it was worth the challenge. Go with the hood filler and another old hood, and it will look great. A friend of mine put this together and it really goes into detail with all the parts: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vrjTilAsoO2crMhvpLcN4PZODlqGaxjpEwLGLBl3i3E/edit?usp=sharing

[@mbl4610]

@@wnix05 great, thank you so much so replying. and that's one hell of a spreadsheet. I checked and my 2013's hood has a single latch. with that said, u think it's worth a try with a new hood? And if i go with an old hood, where can i buy the hood filler ?

[@wnix05]

@@mbl4610 It's up to you... This blog post goes through that exact issue on or around page 5-8: teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/instructions-for-facelift-bumper-fascia-installation-on-nosecone-model-s.85965/ Look at row 130 in the spreadsheet for Charles' email. He fabricates the gap filler.

[@mbl4610]

@@wnix05 thanks so brother man. i'll study these for a while till im ready and my bodyshop guy's ready. Gotta go collect the parts first tho. that's not easy lol.

[@MaximumPCs]

Hi thanks for the great video guide! Planning on doing this as well :) 1. Does the stock ducting in front of the centre radiator fit behind the new look bumper? 2. The old nosecone has two black coloured parking sensors did you have to get new blue ones?

[@wnix05]

Awesome! Yes, all the internal ducting remains. The center bottom has a facelifted duct, but I just filled it with the grille. Second, the two black parking sensors I painted with touch-up paint. Not the best solution as they don't wear well when washing, but it's that or get 2 new sensors...

[@MaximumPCs]

@@wnix05 Great! Thanks for the reply :)

[@oootassss]

@@wnix05 Do you have a link to required parts ? And written guide instructions ?

[@MrDeezlbc]

@@oootassss docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vrjTilAsoO2crMhvpLcN4PZODlqGaxjpEwLGLBl3i3E/edit#gid=0

[@SuperBlankTube]

Did you have any latch issues?

[@wnix05]

The 2015 Model S has a single latch just like the 2016. I’m not sure when they moved away from the double latch, but that had given people issues in the past. I had zero issues with the latch.

[@SuperBlankTube]

@@wnix05 Thnaks! I have the double latch so I guess I’m forced to pay the 1k to have it fitted and installed….Oof. Love your video man

[@anakaoka]

Are the headlights the same from 2013 to 2016? did you just cover your headlights?

[@wnix05]

The headlights are the exact same. The form factor has never changed.

[@kennethsaras4598]

If someone were to pay you would you do this for them?

[@wnix05]

No, I am providing for informational purposes only. Thanks though :)

[@superman8458]

Where can I order 2017 front for my 2015 model S that still has grille. Grille looks ugly.

[@wnix05]

Take a look at this spreadsheet. I think what you're looking for starts on row 102. You should be able to get this from Tesla. docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vrjTilAsoO2crMhvpLcN4PZODlqGaxjpEwLGLBl3i3E/edit#gid=0

[@superman8458]

@@wnix05 thank you very much Will.

[@SigurdGrimsby]

Is it neccesary to change the «skid» plate under the front bumper for the oem bumper?

[@wnix05]

Yes, the pre-facelift under valence is different and in 2 pieces. The facelift under valence is a single piece.

[@SigurdGrimsby]

William Nix alright, thanks. Do you know the part number for the plate?

[@wnix05]

@@SigurdGrimsby 1056376-00-C - LWR VALENCE, FR FASCIA is the black plastic under valence 'skid' plate.

[@SigurdGrimsby]

William Nix thanks man

[@backshopelectric]

Have you had any cooling issues?

[@wnix05]

None whatsoever. Everything works perfectly.

[@backshopelectric]

@@wnix05 Thanks for the reply. I’m doing this same mod right now and might have over shot a bit on the radiator opening. All part of the fun tho lol

[@wnix05]

@@backshopelectric I did the same thing. It's not perfect but works. If I would change one thing, it would be that I would buy the newer louvers that would bolt right in... Oh well :)

[@backshopelectric]

@@wnix05 yeah. You can quickly end up buying a whole new front end if you don’t choose a stopping point!

[@mariajones8304]

The color does not match and what about headlights?

[@goatmaster3387]

Looks great!¡! Video was good. Music was horrible.

[@oootassss]

Remove background music; show us how you fixed able issue; show us how radar fits ?; show as under hood how that infill goes around ?

[@TheTalabas]

should've had the music a bit louder ... i almost heard what you were saying

[@PedalTheGlobe]

If the hood from a Model S 2.0 were used would it eliminate the need for the grille filler and would it be a direct bolt on?

[@wnix05]

Yes, it would eliminate the need for the grille filler. However you will run into issues with the latch being different v 1.0 vs v 2.0.

[@ramblin_man23]

Do you not want us to actually hear any words you were saying by putting that loud music in over your voice? Other than that it was a was a great video and it looks awesome.

[@chrisashley1550]

Also did you have to relocate the horn or anything like that?

[@wnix05]

I did not have to relocate any horn, or homelink, or hood latches.

[@dmcclend]

@@wnix05 I would like to do this on my 2012. Can anyone help me. Rich Rebuild? anyone

[@wnix05]

@@dmcclend Check the description I wrote. I listed everything you would need. You run into another complication with a 2012 model in that it doesn't have parking sensors but the new bumper will. You will either have to get plugs or dummy sensors or you could use some of the prepackaged facelifts...

[@heathcasto8336]

Wow was that using an OEM front bumper? Looks great!

[@maddenpartin6425]

Hey man! I’m looking to get this done for my model S too!! Do you mind shooting me a message?

[@wnix05]

Sweet! It’s a great mod to the car. What do you want to know? There’s a detailed documentation here: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vrjTilAsoO2crMhvpLcN4PZODlqGaxjpEwLGLBl3i3E/edit

[@primeequitysolutions7505]

Never mind you did!!! Thank you giving to my autobody shop! Got into an accident and going to do this

[@RENAULTOlivier]

👍

[@IamcountachYT]

To be honest, who in the right mind would make a tesla bumper look worse and put it in production line, the americans

[@bigk5746]

So my question is, could I use the gen 1 Model S bumper on my 2018? I actually like the front end better.