Can you measure the bolt pattern centers on the feather duster for me? width and height. I'm going to compile some data on this matter.
Aluminum bumper brackets, a new offering
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Rat Bastid
Dunamis Metron
Do you still have the brackets? Looks like your website is down.
Yes I do
Rat Bastid
Dunamis Metron
Can you PM me your contact info? Like I said it seems your website is down. Or post a link to the website. Either works for me.
SwingerLSX75
Well-Known Member
Brackets worked like a charm. Thank you very much again.
Just curious. Do you offer these for early a bodies?
I do, what model do you have?
Yes I am. At least 2 sets. And bumpers also. It will be a month or so but I want them. Thanks.
O early A body (66) I'd take a set of these also. Again in about a month.
I have them for 66 Dart front and rear, 66 Valiant front. 63-65 valiant front and rear.
1.6 lbs for the set for fiberglass. 2.2 for 3/16" set for steel.
Good evening , I'm interested in a set for a '73 Duster. Fiberglass front bumper.
1964 Valiant 2 door seeeedan.
Yes I do. Fronts are $110, rears are $110 plus shipping.
Do you have rear bumper brackets for 1973 scamp? I think 1972 Dart would work. The bumper is an AMD Steel for 1972 dart.
Hi Kent, I have them for fiberglass. I am waiting for a steel variation to be cut for your application. Hopefully in the coming weeks.
Good afternoon, you asked me to contact you in a few weeks, regarding front bumper brackets for a 1973 Duster. Fiberglass
Thank you Ken
Hi Ken, I've made some progress but not quite there yet.
gm1236
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Are steel brackets for ‘75/‘76 Dusters that replace the impact absorbers available? If so could you post pictures or a link to them.
Thanks
Thanks
Ironracer
Gearhead
I just had a pal in NC pull me a set of fronts, with the inner core, to replace the shock types on the front of mine. But I'm not sure the " shock" types weight savings are worth ... any idea what they weigh?.
Thanks.
I do not have a steel replacement for the 75/76 models at this time. I'd like to make this available in the future. Thanks.
DionR
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They are heavy, but I think the most savings is from getting rid of the beam in the bumper that the shocks bolt to. I was lucky enough to be able to swap mine for aluminum ones from a Feather Duster.
It seems like my car is one of the few 1974 Dusters with shock mount bumpers both front and rear. In the case of the front frame rails, mine still has the holes for the standard bumper but no threads. The rear is really different and missing sheet metal to make it work.
What would be really cool is if you could figure out brackets that bolt to the bumper without the beam and used bolt holes that are existing in the frame rails. Oh, and pulled the bumper in an inch or more. I bet people could drop 100# or more off the car if they could replace the shocks and beams with an aluminum bracket.
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