31 rumble seat bumper kit instillation

ron103140

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I must be just plain stupid but i have purchased a kit and have no idea how to install it. Thr roadster is a 31 with all new floor pans. The kit has two steel brackets and two aluminum ones and a lot of nuts and bolts. Doed anyone have photos of how they all go together? Thanks, ron
 
I must be just plain stupid but i have purchased a kit and have no idea how to install it. Thr roadster is a 31 with all new floor pans. The kit has two steel brackets and two aluminum ones and a lot of nuts and bolts. Doed anyone have photos of how they all go together? Thanks, ron

Maybe this will help some???


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Brent, that helps a lot. Those look to be the steel longer brackets that you drilled 2 holes in for the rubber bumper. The kit I bought also has cast aluminum brackets similar but shorter. Are they used underneath for support? Ron
 
Here's a couple more pictures (Marco's) of the rumble seat stop brackets and the reinforcing ones that go under the floor pans. Not familiar with the reproductions, but can't picture either one of these being made from cast aluminum(?). Maybe post a couple of pictures of what you're working with?
 

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Here's a couple more pictures (Marco's) of the rumble seat stop brackets and the reinforcing ones that go under the floor pans. Not familiar with the reproductions, but can't picture either one of these being made from cast aluminum(?). Maybe post a couple of pictures of what you're working with?

Randy, I got it now and thanks so much. Ron
 
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