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One of the things that really bugs me about the 73 that isn't an issue with the 71-72s is that the front bumper doesn't go low enough. From the front you see waaaay too much of the front strutrod crossmember below the front bumper. The 71-72 bumper carries a bit lower so this isn't a big problem. I'm trying to think of a solution and maybe the rest of you Cats can brainstorm with me on this.
What we need is some sort of front valence panel or chin spoiler. The problem with that is that there is nothing to attach it to.
About the only thing I can think of is to use a plastic air dam type spoiler from a truck. The 93-97 full size trucks had an available front spoiler. Heck either use the plastic one that uses plastic rivits to attach to the bumper, or maybe the even bigger one that houses the foglights in the 93-95 Lightning. Hmmmmm. It might be too wide though. Ranger? Too narrow. How bout a Dodge Dakota? did they have a chin spoiler/air dam available?
C'mon guys and girls. Work with me on this one...
TIA,
Milo
What we need is some sort of front valence panel or chin spoiler. The problem with that is that there is nothing to attach it to.
About the only thing I can think of is to use a plastic air dam type spoiler from a truck. The 93-97 full size trucks had an available front spoiler. Heck either use the plastic one that uses plastic rivits to attach to the bumper, or maybe the even bigger one that houses the foglights in the 93-95 Lightning. Hmmmmm. It might be too wide though. Ranger? Too narrow. How bout a Dodge Dakota? did they have a chin spoiler/air dam available?
C'mon guys and girls. Work with me on this one...
TIA,
Milo