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Chrome Bumpers
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terriphill
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I'm moving this back to the top....the question still stands...what is actually involved in the conversion?
David entered a really low ball price for a front bumper on a "make me an offer" and it was accepted, so I guess we are in this for a conversion. It looks like the light spaces are already cut out and we are wondering if this is more than just bolting up one for another...
David entered a really low ball price for a front bumper on a "make me an offer" and it was accepted, so I guess we are in this for a conversion. It looks like the light spaces are already cut out and we are wondering if this is more than just bolting up one for another...
tony barnhill
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Yes, your complete '71 bumper will fit if you have every part of the bracketry.
Here's some help on the front end:
& then you just need a couple of old front fenders (or the park light areas from a set of bad fenders).
Once you look up under a chrome car, you'll understand how to adapt the rails to attach a front bumper.
The rear requires the 2 small pieces from under a chrome car's taillights...they're available new from Moss.
You'll also have to build a bracket to bolt the rear bumper assembly to the holes where the rear rubber bumper attaches.
Then, you'll have to lower the entire car to achieve a chrome car's stance.
Here's some help on the front end:
& then you just need a couple of old front fenders (or the park light areas from a set of bad fenders).
Once you look up under a chrome car, you'll understand how to adapt the rails to attach a front bumper.
The rear requires the 2 small pieces from under a chrome car's taillights...they're available new from Moss.
You'll also have to build a bracket to bolt the rear bumper assembly to the holes where the rear rubber bumper attaches.
Then, you'll have to lower the entire car to achieve a chrome car's stance.
