 '75/'76 bumper change out to early chrome or '74, Considering a making a mutt out of my '76 |
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| c12croft |
 Nov 22 2008, 06:19 PM
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Besides compromising it's identity as a '76, how hard is it to swap out bumper systems?
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| wbergtho |
Nov 22 2008, 07:56 PM
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I just back dated my 76 with a pair of early FG bumpers (tops molded in). You will have to drill new holes in the front & rear panels to accept stock early bumpers. You may have to remove the flanges that hold the late 75/76 rubber bumper covers to the body and plug the old heavy duty shock hardware holes. A pretty simple conversion.
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