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TR2/3/3A back half to chassis questions
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Frank Canale
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Not the best pictures but the over rider brackets have been sorted out and the notches have been cut now. The distance at the top from the valance to the over rider is 2 inches on both sides. both sides seem to look the same. the brackets bolt up with out having to force anything into place.
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That is smart checking the bumperette fits before the final paint. I usually cut off the extra length of bolt that points toward the hard-earned bodywork! You bolts are not so bad, but many reach way to close to the paint.
Graham, I love the look of the vintage Washington plates. It contrasts with your car color very well.
Graham, I love the look of the vintage Washington plates. It contrasts with your car color very well.