>The fender holes have the outboard holes for the screws to hold in the signal
light.the surround has been chopped to accomodate the rubber bumper,and the
mounting peices are definetly rigged.I've seen alot of rigging done to these
cars but this look like it was done well IMHO I just was wondering if it could
have been factory rigged??Did the European versions ever get those ugly rubber
bumpers?I mean"ugly"in the nicest possible way :-) Brad
Interesting. If I remember correctly, the 1500s have a hole in teh front
> fender that looks like it is for a turn signal, but it is bigger (mainly
> taller) and maybe lower? I think all it does is let the cable through for
> the turn signals which are mounted in the bumpers.
> If the fender holes were exactly as on chrome bumper car, I would guess it
> has been converted to rubber bumpers...
>
> I can't remember if my 79 parts car had a grill surround or not.
>
> Ulix
>
> On Fri, 18 Jun 1999 toyman@htcomp.net wrote:
>
> > Got a call from a guy wanting to sell his midget,when I went to look at
it,it
> > is a 1275 car but has the rubber bumpers!?the grille surround is there and
the
> > openings on the wings would hold the turn signals lights.The frame is also
the
> > 1275 frame(no curved crossmember).The front bumper is rigged on the car but
it
> > was done very well,does any one think that the Brits could have rigged
these on
> > in the final months of production as they ran out of the chrome and the
rubber
> > ones were going to be used anyway?or could this be someones idea of a cool
> > modification?The car is cheap enough if it is a valid prodution oddity,I
> > wouldn't buy it myself as I just found a 60 in a shed I'm trying for.If any
> > listers are interested email me and I'll tell you more offlist.usual
> > disclaimers,yadda,yadda,yadda.Brad DFW
> > area
> >
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