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   Positively Ralf Here and There

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   It's pretty much just drilling new holes in the right place and mounting the hardware right?

    

   Positively Ralf, Jul 2, 2009

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   1973Maverick357 Cooler then a Camaro

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   Or you can cut it dont like Joe Dirt did

    

   1973Maverick357, Jul 2, 2009

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   Mavaholic Growing older but not up!

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   You need to weld in the braces in the trunk for the rear bumper. You will also have a bunch of holes to fill in the tail light panel.

    

   Mavaholic, Jul 3, 2009

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   71gold Frank Cooper Supporting Member

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   MG]
   
   Yep...​

    

   71gold, Jul 3, 2009

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