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Discussion in 'Vintage (thru 365 GTC4)' started by derfgte, Jan 7, 2010.

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  1. derfgte

    derfgte Rookie

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    #1 derfgte, Jan 7, 2010
    Last edited: Jan 7, 2010
    i'm in the process of putting together my rear bumper for a 250 gte series 1 and have never seen it done. does someone have detailed pictures of the assembly and or a link to process. this is a build, not a rebuild. i'm not sure all the parts are there.
    thanks for any help or ideas. derf
     
  2. ArtS

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    #2 ArtS, Jan 7, 2010
    I would recommend Tom Yang's site www.tomyang.net

    He restored a 330 America (basically a series 3 GTE) but has done work and posted desriptions of serveral early GTEs. Poke around, I suspect that you will find what you need.

    Good Luck!

    Art S.
     
  3. kare

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    #3 kare, Jan 7, 2010
    That should not be too hard. The rear bumper consists of three parts. They only fit in one way. Then you have two over riders stamped SP (rear left) and DP (rear right) and two mounting brackets that fit into the body. Then you just need round rubber pads that protect the body where the bolts go through rear fenders and you're done.
     
  4. epdowd

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  5. dgrperformance

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    #5 dgrperformance, Jan 7, 2010
    If you still need help PM me and I can walk you through it, I think I even have pictures.
     
  6. kare

    kare F1 Rookie
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    #6 kare, Jan 7, 2010
    Forgot you also need that thin rubber strip to cover the bumper guard edges so they don't scratch the bumper body. I think I have a few extra meters is you donät have any.
     

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