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> 914 vs 916 GT, I've been looking at options
falconfp2001
post Jan 9 2011, 01:37 AM
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Ok, here is the deal. I have some badly damaged bumpers. 1971 bumpers are hard to come by. Upwards of 300+ for a chrome bumper.

I love the GT or 916 look and bumpers. So smooth and sleek looking but still vintage.
So, I'm planning on getting the GT style glass fronts and rears but I don't want the flares. Has anyone seen or have pictures of a 914 with the GT or 916 look without flares?

Should look great with the right rims and tire setup.

Any thoughts?

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post Jan 9 2011, 01:45 AM
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QUOTE(falconfp2001 @ Jan 8 2011, 11:37 PM) *

Ok, here is the deal. I have some badly damaged bumpers. 1971 bumpers are hard to come by. Upwards of 300+ for a chrome bumper.

I love the GT or 916 look and bumpers. So smooth and sleek looking but still vintage.
So, I'm planning on getting the GT style glass fronts and rears but I don't want the flares. Has anyone seen or have pictures of a 914 with the GT or 916 look without flares?

Should look great with the right rims and tire setup.

Any thoughts?

By the time you fit and finish GT bumpers to your car you will spend way more than the $300 for a new Chromie. GT bumpers need to be cut and reglassed to fit correctly. I have never seen one that fit right without adjustments. You could take yours to Temecula and have them re-chromed and straightened.
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