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73-74 Cuda rear bumper #816389
09/27/10 11:30 PM
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I dont like the "filler" piece on these cars rear bumper. What would have to be done to put a '72 bumper on? Would it just bolt up in place and eliminate the filler piece?

Re: 73-74 Cuda rear bumper [Re: DaKuda] #816390
09/28/10 07:35 AM
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You need to either modify the bumper braces to recess the bumper, or use 70-2 bumper braces and bumper to acheive the look your after,...they are avaliable aftermarket if desired, or used...

Re: 73-74 Cuda rear bumper [Re: DaKuda] #816391
09/28/10 07:36 AM
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You need 70-72 bumper brackets and bumper. The 73-74 bumper bolts to the reinforcing bracket so the spacing on the holes are different. 70-71 bumpers typically do not have slots for a jack where as the 72 does, although I think the slots did show up in late production 71s.

Re: 73-74 Cuda rear bumper [Re: N9671X2] #816392
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Forgot to mention you will also need 70-72 bumper guards and plastict filler behind them to valance.

Re: 73-74 Cuda rear bumper [Re: N9671X2] #816393
09/28/10 08:20 AM
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Thanks guys.

Re: 73-74 Cuda rear bumper [Re: DaKuda] #816394
09/28/10 09:53 AM
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If you are going to move the rear bumper in, I'd move the front in as well. There are a few square holes in the front bumper brackets just ahead of the stock mounting holes. You can drill out those square holes to 5/8" They become your new mounting holes.







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