Hey Nathan,
Is your car painted a factory color? Is it "Pale Yellow" code 223?
Bernie
Jeep TJ Bumper Blocks
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Re: Jeep TJ Bumper Blocks
Hi Bernie,baltobernie wrote:Is your car painted a factory color? Is it "Pale Yellow" code 223?
Bernie
Yeah, its 223. I've seen it listed as Safari Ivory, but Pale Yellow rings familiar too.
The paint was the a good part of the reason I bought it. It was garaged for most its life. Although...a garage on the end of a dirt road I suspect.. (chin has some pit marks).
-Nathan
Re: Jeep TJ Bumper Blocks
That is a excellent Idea.brad131a4 wrote:I ran into a possible solution for turn signals when the front bumper is removed in a custom rodding mag. The turn signal is molded into the lower section of the head light . I also saw them on a rabbit on another site and they looked pretty good and easy to install.
I actualy put by front bumper back on. Don't really want to have bits of Fiat all over the place and I'm not sure if I'm going to keep the car that much longer. I was looking at pictures of the Spider before I removed the bumper, and I think Ivory paint and chrome go very well together.
-Nathan
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I'm afraid I never actualy measured them. I can tell you that they are 1966-1985 Jeep Wrangler Turn Signals (I bought them from quadratec and recently mailed them back). You can probably gather from the picture I posted by measuring your grill opening.Gerard Del Monte wrote:Those mocked grill lights are EXACTLY what I want to do for driving lights. What size are those puppies?
-Nathan