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MG MGB Technical - Chrome/rubber bumper conversion
I’ve been looking for a late rubber-bumper mgb roadster in nice condition but haven’t had any luck so far. However, I recently inherited a 1963 MGB from my late uncle. He owned it from new and it appears to be unrestored and original. As much as I like this lovely car, I prefer the look of the rubber bumper model. Does anyone know if you can get conversion kits to convert a chrome bumper model to rubber bumper? I’ve searched the archives but can only find information on converting rubber bumper cars to chrome. |
Brian Shaw |
Mate, a one owner from new 63, original? Please do NOT change it to rubber, if only to preserve what is becoming rarer and rarer cars. You have a true clasic. If you want a rubber bumper fine, great news the more in hands that apreciate them the better but I think your better selling the 63 and buying a proper rubber bumper. I think that you will not only effect the car badly as the suspension etc is not really that good with the extra weight but the value will go down, probable quite a lot. Paul |
Paul Fryer |
This has got to be a first! RAY |
rjm RAY |
1st of the fourth |
c cummins |
A bit late in the day. I nearly fell for it, though! |
Dave O'Neill 2 |
This has been posted elsewhere. A good one! Original '63 my ass. RAY |
rjm RAY |
Oh my! Oh my! Never, I mean never convert a chrome bumper car into a rubber bumper one!!!!!!!! Rubber bumper cars are a dime a dozen compared to what you have, what you have is probably worth two or three RBs. My word, if you were here, I'd give you two running RBs for it! JMHO. PJ |
Paul Jennings |
This thread was discussed between 01/04/2010 and 03/04/2010
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