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Old 03-12-2022, 11:15 AM   #1
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Re: 1958 Saab story

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if you were doing a bumper rechrome you could hide the bumper mount bolts by welding on a bracket on the back side, then the side marker light would kinda look like just a bumper mounting bolt unless you look close-or it is turned on.
looking good, keep at it and you'll be done
just curios, do you retain the original truck vin tag somewhere? A pillar?
My style is more about being mechanically sound and making it look cool. I'm not rechroming anything. I do know what you're talking about though. The side bumper bolts are actually in place to adjust the space between the fender and bumper. The carriage bolts have 2 nuts and flat washers so I can adjust the distance they pull or push on the fender.

The Saab Vin was removed to make room to fit the panel truck body. I cut it off and stuck it in the glove compartment. You'll only find the vin plate for the panel truck in the door jamb.

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