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#1113860 07/15/2015 4:57 PM
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On my 1950 3100 I bought front bumper brackets off e bay , but when I install them ( bolts line up on frame properly )and go to install the original metal splash pan, it looks like everything, face bar and pan are about 2 inches too far ahead I thought all the brackets were the same.. any thoughts

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Do you have the rear bumper on the front by mistake? The rear bumpers have much less arc to them.


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Thanks for your reply Carl , but no these are front brackets,In my earlier post I said 2 inches but its probably a little more than an inch

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Are you talking about the gap between the splash pan and the
grill/fenders????
http://www.pbase.com/dennygraham/image/160755343
1" is about right.

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Denny .. yes thats what Im talking about .. mine is somewhat wider but maybe not as bad as ai thought , and might be better when everthings tight ,,,thanks for the photo Fred

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I am with Denny, just install mine and thought it did not fit right but after everything tightened up looks OK. root

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got my front bumper / filler bolted on , It has about 1 1/4 inch gap but looks fine and was not much problem installing ... thanks everyone for your replys....Fred


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