(Line of fire) Thought the same thing after the install. Was thinking about taking them out,put in dummy screws,and then putting them back in for greasing.
I would do that. I ran a sway bar adapter setup like that on my 68 Barracuda for 5 or so years and my sway bushing brackets got scraped. The adapter puts the sway bar slightly lower that stock. And even stock most of them are all banged and smashed up. I switched to a 73-76 setup 10 years ago.
Also, you could mount the zerks in the rear like crackedback suggested. Just drill a hole through the poly mount to feed grease to the bar.
Johnny Dart, the car in coming alone very nice. =P~ Hope to see it at Spring Fling or sooner.