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While looking for a stolen MGA in the Fresno area I came up with this. ??
Is this a Spit?
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Is this a Spit?
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justin_mercier
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Yup, that's for a 74-76 or similar range spitfire, when they had chrome bumpers with overrides (or under riders on the front as the case may be)
I don't know my spitfires well enough to narrow it down much more than that.
I don't know my spitfires well enough to narrow it down much more than that.
73 or a 74. The back bumper still has the dummy license plate light on it, but had the "wart on a pickle" lights to either side of the plate. IIRC the "trimph" badge on the bumper went away around 75 That and the Dolly Partonesque protuberences on the front bumper put it around that time frame. 
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Not the greatest photos, but if those are the more "conical" shaped rubber overriders as opposed to the later and more squared-off ones (which would've been seen on the rear with that extra center bumper "capping"), it's 1974 Spitfire.