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Fitting the Sebring Valences  by Kevin Jackson

Body & Trim Projects

De-bumpering a rubber bumper GT on a budget

Other ways to debumper your car on the cheap

Restoring Rubber Bumpers

Manufacturing a Sports Grille
Manufacturing a Sports Grille with Spotlights
Converting to Mk1 style tail lights
Fitting bonnet struts

 

Alternative Ideas:

Alternative Wheel Arch Flares
Alternative Front Valences
Alternative Rubber Bumpers
Alternative Body Kits
RV8 Replicas
Alternative Body Style Ideas

 

 

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Rubber Bumper Upgrades and RV8 Styling

The rubber bumper amature is often a problem area with rust, plus the weight, so there are a few options to update the look of the rubber bumper cars without the expense of chrome bumper conversion kits., and allow return to standard look later.

These below are from MGS Unlimited and come finished in gel coat ready for painting at £500:

(The yellow car is that of Simon Goldsworthy, Editor of MG Enthusiast magazine.)

These pictures below from the MGs Unlimited website.

In the USA Team Liebre are another source of either standard look rubber bumpers or modified bumpers allowing the use of the chrome grille - they can also supply Sebring arches which have easier to fit rear arches, and C type bonnets. Pictures are from their website.

Until a few years ago, John Hills of Redditch offered these RV8 styled units, although I have no knowledge if these are still available.  Unfortunately, I did not take a photo of the front end of this car below which I saw at Oulton Park about 3 or 4 years ago.

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