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> Chrome Rear Bumper Top Fitting, Stud in Center
Mowog4
post Feb 13 2017, 05:29 AM
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Hi
I am installing the rubber bumper top on a pre-73 bumper, there is a stud in the center that appear to not be attached to anything. I saw mention of a mounting tab, but have been unable to find a listing for one. Any help is appreciated.
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Mark Henry
post Feb 13 2017, 07:22 AM
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Is that the back of your car in your avatar?
Looks like someone removed/cut off the little tab/bracket that sticks out and that's where the center bolt goes. It would have been welded to the underside of the bumper recess.

I'd fab up a bracket, drill a couple of holes and mount it.
I know sucks, but you'll have to do something, it's the only support the pad has in the center.
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post Feb 13 2017, 02:03 PM
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QUOTE(Mark Henry @ Feb 13 2017, 06:22 AM) *

Is that the back of your car in your avatar?
Looks like someone removed/cut off the little tab/bracket that sticks out and that's where the center bolt goes. It would have been welded to the underside of the bumper recess.

I'd fab up a bracket, drill a couple of holes and mount it.
I know sucks, but you'll have to do something, it's the only support the pad has in the center.

That is the back of my car, luckily the fear of drilling into the new paint has long left me. Any pictures of what the bracket should look like?
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