'74 Bumper support removal

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  1. strokermaverick

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    You will have to simply, put the bumpers up to the car, with the brackets mounted to the bumpers, as if you were going to mount them. Keep in mind, that this will be alot easier with two people. Look at the bumpers closely and make sure they are in the correct position. Then, you will have to drill holes, front and rear, for the bumper brackets, to mount them to the car. The big bumper cars don't have provisions for the small bumper bracketry.
     
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    strokermaverick, Dec 31, 2011
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    Craig Selvey Indiana State Rep - MCCI

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  4. 74maverick250ci

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    how do you take the back seats out of a 74???
     
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    Push in hard "reward" on the base of the seat cushion and lift the cushion out. Once u get the cushion out u will see the 2 screws holding the seat back in place - remove them if u want to take the seatback out.
     
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    thank you guys so much i would have never thought of that!!
     
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    how do you upload photos when i try it said i do not have privalige to access the page plzz help???
     
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