73, 74, 75, and 76 dusters and dart sports
Sucked in the rear energy absorbing bumper with a come-a-long to to rear end. Then made up a 6" strap, frame to bumper to hold them in place.
The bodyman that bought the car was trying to figure out how I got those rear bumpers on there.
Lol . .
He has it shaped up to a beautiful car now, and last Summer added the 318 (with new reman 302 heads) LD4B intake, 1406 Carb, and 904 trans. Had the 8 3/4 in it when he got it.
He had a pro window tint shop lightly tint the windows, nice touch with the new paint job.
Front bumper > no energy absorbers, just pulled it back on the sub frame 1 1/2" back and drilled the new rear hole to fasten.
So yeah he has himself one sweet '74 now. And it now currently has a set of 14" x 6" Cragars besides.
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Like @72bluNblu is talking about the energy absorbing shocks in the rear bumper.
Sucked in the rear energy absorbing bumper with a come-a-long to to rear end. Then made up a 6" strap, frame to bumper to hold them in place.
The bodyman that bought the car was trying to figure out how I got those rear bumpers on there.
Lol . .
He has it shaped up to a beautiful car now, and last Summer added the 318 (with new reman 302 heads) LD4B intake, 1406 Carb, and 904 trans. Had the 8 3/4 in it when he got it.
He had a pro window tint shop lightly tint the windows, nice touch with the new paint job.
Front bumper > no energy absorbers, just pulled it back on the sub frame 1 1/2" back and drilled the new rear hole to fasten.
So yeah he has himself one sweet '74 now. And it now currently has a set of 14" x 6" Cragars besides.
☆☆☆☆☆