Reply to "Custom shortened, correctly angled front L bumper?"

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Even the fiberglass bumpers are going to be a bit of a challenge. The outer ends of the bumpers taper inward, so removing 2 inches from the rear of the bumper leaves a bumper profile with a much smaller width than the sheet-metal profile.

so to have the shortened fiberglass outer ends properly fit, each end area will need to have a widening section added to them so the concave area near the hood remains properly aligned as well as the outer end.

You actually could just retain the entire center section intact to include the two concave areas, and confine your fiberglass work to widening the two outer bumper areas

how are your fiberglass, finishing, primer and painting skills? 😉

Larry

10/29/217:10 PM

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