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It'd be alot cooler if you did
Join Date: May 2003
Location: Three Rivers, MI
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67-72 sub bumper on my 78
Will a 67-72 rear suburban/blazer bumper bolt up or even fit on the back of my 78? Any help would be appreciated...
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Re: 67-72 sub bumper on my 78
Not without some kind of modification.
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It'd be alot cooler if you did
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Location: Three Rivers, MI
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Re: 67-72 sub bumper on my 78
ok.... I was expecting that.... but what? Anybody know? As long as it's just a matter of bracketry I'm down to do it. But if i have to say cut the bumper in half and make it wider I'll just use a newer one.
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Rocky Mountain Front Range
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Re: 67-72 sub bumper on my 78
Yeah, I've thrown a same thought around in my head. I figure the bumber needs to be 'bout 75" wide to 'fit'. I figure the brackets would have to be modded and mounting holes changed. Since these bumbers don't wrap around the the rear corners of the truck (basically a straight bumper), it may look cool in the recessed area of the truck.
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