Reply to "European bumperettes in place of L bumper"

rockyMember

That’s what I was going to suggest. If the bumper is fiberglass, and like mine, it doesn’t even have a provision for the large shock absorber that requires a hole through the body.

If the bumper is stock, it still has three studs on each side that are used to fix the bumper to the body.

So it is possible to mount an L style bumper onto a car without having the big holes in the front

Let us know what you find out once you get your bumper off. You’ll probably still need bodywork to fill the three holes on each side!

Rocky

2/8/2310:51 AM

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