how did you tie in your split bumper???

Agrees with HotDam~ why tear that apart...I'd be driving it untill the wheels fell off...

 

I have a kaiser over rider that will have the exhaust run through the bullets

 

My thoughts exactly...especially if you dont have the ability to do the work in the first place I have only ever seen one other Canadian 55 Pontiac conv that was roadworthy !!

 

more split bumper pics please...

 

Thanks Andy, even though I know your reasons are selfish

speaking of which whats that split bumper you got going on????

 

What's good for the goose is good for the gander right?

It's for my '57 Ranchero that started off as a mild custom job and is quickly moving into full custom territory!

 

I got leads on edsel clips...

just sayin

 

Had the day off from work today and did some searching through my saved pic's and the web.Here's a few more that I came up with.Various makes and models.Hope they help.

 

thanks slick a&t!

 

Your welcome hotdamn.If I happen to come across any more pic's,I'll post them up.

 

thanks

 

I am trying like hell to get my freaking computer to load the pics. I put one on my black 54 in my avatar. I made some curved pans like a stock poncho for the sides and a flat panle all molded togther for the middle. had the plate mounted on a hinge so I could flip it for the trailer hitch to slide in. I had extended the qtrs for the 59 Holden station wagon lights upside down. They look like a ply light but cooler. Might have to buy a new freakin computer.....

 

This is what I did to my Caddy bumpers...





Good luck with the project....

Happy Trails, Mick

 

Here's something different, early 60's Triumph GT-6 bumpers on my shoebox with just the roll pan between. Now debating whether to leave plate where it is or put it in the pan.

 

thanks guys!

straykat, those tail lights whoop ass!