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Rubber front bumperette inserts 444-544 1963

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posted by  matt b on  Sun Sep 8 11:39 CST 2013
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Funny how parts get shared... case in point, Jaguar XK120 (early '50s) motor mounts are same part number as Jaguar MK2 (early-mid '60s) bumper mounts..

they must have had leftovers in a box at the factory :)

As for the bumpers... I don't think it's factory, but that's not to say it's a bad idea. I'd go with basic fender piping, same stuff that's between your fenders and the body. Used on lots of old cars and trucks.



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