Re: New AMD 1970 Cuda rubber bumpers?
[Re: 1972CudaV21]
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05/10/14 11:17 AM
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Damn, you can find used ones for less money...
And when you do, few and far between, they're not worth the time to fix them, as the rubber is usually torn, delaminated, deteriorated, or the studs are busted/rusted, which means you have to cut into the rubber to access the other side for welding, and if they're twisted, good luck trying to straighten them without cutting the rubber up even more.... 
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Re: New AMD 1970 Cuda rubber bumpers?
[Re: DAYCLONA]
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05/10/14 11:19 AM
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1972CudaV21
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Damn, you can find used ones for less money...
And when you do, few and far between, they're not worth the time to fix them, as the rubber is usually torn, delaminated, deteriorated, or the studs are busted/rusted, which means you have to cut into the rubber to access the other side for welding, and if they're twisted, good luck trying to straighten them without cutting the rubber up even more....
Just dip them in Plastic Dip and you're good...lol.. 
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Re: New AMD 1970 Cuda rubber bumpers?
[Re: 1972CudaV21]
#1618076
05/10/14 02:03 PM
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Damn, you can find used ones for less money...
And when you do, few and far between, they're not worth the time to fix them, as the rubber is usually torn, delaminated, deteriorated, or the studs are busted/rusted, which means you have to cut into the rubber to access the other side for welding, and if they're twisted, good luck trying to straighten them without cutting the rubber up even more....
Just dip them in Plastic Dip and you're good...lol..
Man, you really don't have a clue ...
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Re: New AMD 1970 Cuda rubber bumpers?
[Re: *440-6BBL*]
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05/10/14 03:31 PM
05/10/14 03:31 PM
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1972CudaV21
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Damn, you can find used ones for less money...
And when you do, few and far between, they're not worth the time to fix them, as the rubber is usually torn, delaminated, deteriorated, or the studs are busted/rusted, which means you have to cut into the rubber to access the other side for welding, and if they're twisted, good luck trying to straighten them without cutting the rubber up even more....
Just dip them in Plastic Dip and you're good...lol..
Man, you really don't have a clue ...
Just playin' around....
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Re: New AMD 1970 Cuda rubber bumpers?
[Re: 1972CudaV21]
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05/10/14 07:04 PM
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Damn, you can find used ones for less money...
Yes you can find used for less.
Then you pay for the repairs and then pay for expensive paint to be applied. Then you take the trouble too mount it correctly.
Then 6 months later either the repairs didn't hold or a new defect pops up. 
Ask me how I know.
But the best part about the AMD repo is you will not have to deal with G.G. 
Even with the parts being out of stock you are ahead of the game.
Ask me how I know. 
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