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christophe
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Should the Bump Stop Box in the rear of a 3000 match the exterior color or???
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Bump Stop Box Color???
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Rob Glasgow
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My are black on an unrestored BT7. Also full of dirt when I removed them. The dirt was a shade of brown.....
Randy Forbes
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I was going to go with black too, but you can check the "the bible"
Pretty sure the original edition can be found online, maybe someone will post a link to it (no such luxuries when I'm on the shop's computer...).
Pretty sure the original edition can be found online, maybe someone will post a link to it (no such luxuries when I'm on the shop's computer...).
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Per Anderson & Moment, the bump stops were installed after the body was painted and are painted black with unpainted fasteners.
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Thanks for the replies! Yes, mine were full of rust, dirt, and pebbles as well. I also had to beat dents out of them, so clearly they had served their intended purpose at some point. I had to order new ones for my 100 since someone removed them at some point and added leafs to the springs along with traction bars.