She is a pretty awesome lady! She seemed to approve of the car today when she saw it. Can't wait to take her for a cruise.narfire wrote:Man, If I wasn't married to such a wonderful lady already , I'd be asking you if your wife has a sister. You getting a spider the same week the baby is due to arrive...
Car looks good.
Congrats on daddy-hood.
I might actually try and remove the (smaller) black bumpers today. I think it would look sharp with just the straight chrome.SLOSpider wrote:Guess your lucky up north as the 74's in US had multi piece bumpers with HUGE rubber inpacts. Looks good.
That was actually only the California and Maryland 74's that were stuck with the huge rubber over-riders. The rest of the U.S. 74's got the lovely bumpers with small over-riders.SLOSpider wrote:Guess your lucky up north as the 74's in US had multi piece bumpers with HUGE rubber inpacts. Looks good.
You can get an idea of what the bumpers look like without the over-riders if you look at some pics of my Spider. I got rid of them when I did my resto-mod.jclarkey wrote:I might actually try and remove the (smaller) black bumpers today. I think it would look sharp with just the straight chrome.
Yep, now I am sold! Just looks so much cleaner! Hopefully this afternoon I can pull off the bumpers!kmac33 wrote: You can get an idea of what the bumpers look like without the over-riders if you look at some pics of my Spider. I got rid of them when I did my resto-mod.
Another great idea! Thanks!SLOSpider wrote:Might as well move the license plate too. I flipped the stock mount upside down and screwed it in lower. You can leave upright but it angles the plate back too much for me.
