Bumper question
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Bumper question
Right now I've got an 89 Firebird with the black block things on the front bumper and the rear bumper. My parts car is a 84 Firebird with the two grills on the front bumper and nothing on the rear bumper (kinda like the camaro rear bumpers) I already put the 84 front bumper on by putting the bumper honeycomb thing on first and the the bumper itself. Next I want to do the rear bumper but I don't have the honeycomb thing that goes behind it. Would I still be able to put the 84 bumper on the 89 honeycomb? Would some trimming to the plastic honeycomb thing be necessary?
p.s: whats the actual name of the plastic honeycomb thing lol?
the blue bumper is the one i want to put
the red one is the one i have on right now
the honeycomb picture is the honeycomb thing i was talking about
srry the pics are a bit old and taken on a camera phone so they might not be too good of quality
p.s: whats the actual name of the plastic honeycomb thing lol?
the blue bumper is the one i want to put
the red one is the one i have on right now
the honeycomb picture is the honeycomb thing i was talking about
srry the pics are a bit old and taken on a camera phone so they might not be too good of quality
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Car: 87 Evoluzione, 84 TransAm, 05 GTO
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Re: Bumper question
I did the oposite, putting an '87 cover on an 84 car. Hope it works out for you. I'd be suprised if you had to trim anything.
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