Really nice bumper mods
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Re: Really nice bumper mods
Check out how the bumper was cut for fuel door access.
dynchel- Donating Member
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Re: Really nice bumper mods
That is a very nice clean looking job.
I'm impressed.
I'm impressed.
Dinomyte- Donating Member
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Beautiful! Do you have a link to the how and what? That looks like a ton of work done.
Those look like what GM would've done without the 73 regs
I guessing at minimum:
shocks removed or collapsed
bolts shaved and welded
bumpers cut down and re-shaped
re-chrome
Those look like what GM would've done without the 73 regs
I guessing at minimum:
shocks removed or collapsed
bolts shaved and welded
bumpers cut down and re-shaped
re-chrome
Roadcaptain S3- Donating Member
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Re: Really nice bumper mods
Mine is not as detailed. But.....got rid of the "severe underbite"
The Olds looks to be a 73 model from the rear with very heavy mod. The front , possible 76-77 fenders , grill , headlights with the 73 bumper heavily modded as well.
The Olds looks to be a 73 model from the rear with very heavy mod. The front , possible 76-77 fenders , grill , headlights with the 73 bumper heavily modded as well.
impalamonte- G3GM Enthusiast
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Re: Really nice bumper mods
Sorry, I have no details. It was on a g3 Facebook page, and someone took the pics at a car show.
dynchel- Donating Member
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Re: Really nice bumper mods
I pulled mine in about an inch on the front and rear.
Do you suppose those in the original post are fiberglass? (or plastic)? Bumpers are pretty tough to rework, being spring steel.
K
Do you suppose those in the original post are fiberglass? (or plastic)? Bumpers are pretty tough to rework, being spring steel.
K
Keith Seymore- G3GM Member
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Re: Really nice bumper mods
On Facebook, the guy that took the pics said they are steel.
dynchel- Donating Member
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Mine are tucked in also, more than an inch though. Â Iirc 3 in the rear & two in the front.Keith Seymore wrote:I pulled mine in about an inch on the front and rear.
Do you suppose those in the original post are fiberglass? Â (or plastic)? Â Bumpers are pretty tough to rework, being spring steel.
K
dynchel- Donating Member
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dynchel wrote:On Facebook, the guy that took the pics said they are steel.
Wow. I am very impressed.
K
Keith Seymore- G3GM Member
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dynchel wrote:Mine are tucked in also, more than an inch though. Â Iirc 3 in the rear & two in the front.Keith Seymore wrote:I pulled mine in about an inch on the front and rear.
Do you suppose those in the original post are fiberglass? Â (or plastic)? Â Bumpers are pretty tough to rework, being spring steel.
K
Now that you mention it - I'm pretty happy with the front but the rear could probably stand to come in a bit more.
K
Keith Seymore- G3GM Member
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Re: Really nice bumper mods
here's what mine looks likeKeith Seymore wrote:dynchel wrote:Mine are tucked in also, more than an inch though. Â Iirc 3 in the rear & two in the front.Keith Seymore wrote:I pulled mine in about an inch on the front and rear.
Do you suppose those in the original post are fiberglass? Â (or plastic)? Â Bumpers are pretty tough to rework, being spring steel.
K
Now that you mention it - I'm pretty happy with the front but the rear could probably stand to come in a bit more.
K
dynchel- Donating Member
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Re: Really nice bumper mods
WOW!!!! I really like those modified bumpers. Looks to be very clean work ... almost factory-like. Looks like IL plates; any idea where in IL?
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"Take my way, it's the highway, that's the best" __ John Mayer __ 'Route 66'
knightfan26917- G3GM Senior Member
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Re: Really nice bumper mods
knightfan26917 wrote:WOW!!!! Â I really like those modified bumpers. Â Looks to be very clean work ... almost factory-like. Â Looks like IL plates; any idea where in IL?
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pigValve, paceMaker, cowValve | 1979 Caprice Classic (awaiting new owner)
"Take my way, it's the highway, that's the best" __ John Mayer __ 'Route 66'
The poster lives in braceville Illinois, he didn't specify where the show was.
dynchel- Donating Member
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Re: Really nice bumper mods
Looks like I got more work to do now.
impalamonte I like that did you do anything to the back one?
impalamonte I like that did you do anything to the back one?
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