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Front End Crash/NEED PARTS 700 1990

posted by  Blue Horse on  Mon Aug 14 02:26 CST 2006
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In Virginia, in the junkyard business, it's called a "front", short for front clip. Both of mine are from '90s. A White GLE sedan and a gray GL wagon. I've got two sets of sheet metal and one complete set of lights in good shape, and two of all the internal bits and pieces. Already sold the one bumper that was good, the neck broke off of one radiator and I used the other.

Does anyone know what the actual difference is between 90 and later? I have run into several instances of parts with different numbers that looked identical and could be interchanged. Could this be the case here? You could probably install the entire 940 front, as it is unlikely the mounting points on the body shell changed. I remember seeing a 740T wagon on Turbobricks that had a late 960 or V90 front on it. I think it was pretty straightforward except for the bumper, because he wanted to use a T5R body kit, and the spoiler was the wrong width or something.






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