Yes, I used a couple of pieces of rubber that were about 1/4" thick. My
friend gave them too me, so I can't tell you where he got them. I think
it was an industrial supply place. They were cut to the same size as the
overrider bracket where it meets the body. I think it looks fine, and
alot better than the overrider.
John Uloth
'74 TR6
James Henningsen wrote:
>
> Has anyone successfully installed a late model rear bumper without
> putting on the bumper over riders? I am trying to get a nice clean look
> on the bumpers and don't like the overriders. But, the rear overriders
> have a support frame that goes between the rear bumper mounting holes
> and the car. I installed the rear bumper without the overriders and
> bracket and noticed a gap between the bumper and car where it mounts to
> the rear of the car. This gap is quyite noticeable once you install the
> corner bars. The bracket for the overriders usually goes in this spot.
> Has anyone used a rubber square buffer to take up this slack? What
> have others done? I hate to put those beasts back on the bumper.
>
> Thanks in advance
> Jim Henningsen
> Kissimmee, FL
> 75 TR6
> 80 TR7
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