E Body Exhaust Tips
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volare 1977
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I think they would look good. Maybe photo shop some on it?
I have always liked those tips and think it would be cool if you could get ‘em to work.
The problem I see was the E-bodies had a panel they stuck through – so that might look odd (maybe).
Not sure if it would help or not, but I have an NOS Challenger exhaust tip (one side only) in my garage that I might sell or if nothing else, let you use to see how it might look for you. Not sure what metal it’s made of, either.
I should say there was one in my garage before my brother went in there a couple of months ago . . .
BudW
The problem I see was the E-bodies had a panel they stuck through – so that might look odd (maybe).
Not sure if it would help or not, but I have an NOS Challenger exhaust tip (one side only) in my garage that I might sell or if nothing else, let you use to see how it might look for you. Not sure what metal it’s made of, either.
I should say there was one in my garage before my brother went in there a couple of months ago . . .
BudW
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cut the bumper
I think the rear bumper cutouts on newer Ram pickups look neat.
That said, I won’t be modifying my bumpers anytime soon.
BudW
That said, I won’t be modifying my bumpers anytime soon.
BudW
At first read I thought this was not going to work because the bumper is chrome plated. Won't be as easy to modify as a plain steel piece, but this is cool. I have a Diplomat bumper in the garage attic I've been waiting to swap on because I always hated the license plate being on the bumper on Fifth Avenues. I already moved the plate up between the tail lights. The Diplomat bumper I have needs plating and that is why I haven't put it on.
I know what I'm doing next weekend.
