Reply to "'73L Bumpers"

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The warpage in my L bumper was due to the internal metal reinforcement being totally rusted away. I wound up replacing my bumpers with the aftermarket fibreglass ones from Hall. Since my car isn't stock anyway I had them painted high gloss black and they look awesome. They also took a surprisingly good hit with no damage when I had a small trailer mishap a few months back. I have been pleased with both the fit and finish of the product.
As to the hood rubbing on the bumper when it is open, mine did that also. I found the cure to be cutting about an inch off the prop rod so that I didn't need to open it quite so far and it doesn't rest/rub against the bumper. The amount that the hood isn't open is hardly noticeable.

Good Luck

Gary

1/30/022:23 PM

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