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Bumper Conversion
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aeronca65t
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:]Found this advertised on Craigslist as a 1973. RWA and a rumber bumber - dont all 75+ models have the orig rear arch design??[/QUOTE]
Yes, as far as I know, all rubber bumper cars have the "flat arch" rear fenders.
That's weird.
I can only assume someone converted it to RWA (like I did....my race car is a RB car that I converted)....
....or it's an old car with rubber bumpers added.
Yes, as far as I know, all rubber bumper cars have the "flat arch" rear fenders.
That's weird.
I can only assume someone converted it to RWA (like I did....my race car is a RB car that I converted)....
....or it's an old car with rubber bumpers added.
derf
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Agree w/someone changed front clip. The 74 fenders have holes cut for turn lamps. The 75-79s have big rectangles cut larger than 74 turn lamps. It could be that someone just stuck the rubber bumper on there. The back of the 75-79s had the lower portion under the turn lamps chopped out to fit the bumper.