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Fitting new bellows?

I got new bumper bellows for the SC. No matter what I do they just don't fit right. Is there some kind of trick or is this just another reason I should have bought used parts?

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Old 05-14-2006, 11:46 AM
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Got the fronts on. but the rears just seem goofy. There is a big lip on the bottom that just wants to buckle and doesn't fit right...
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Shawn,

Sounds like you have them on wrong. There's a lip at the bottom of the rear quarter panels and a lip at the top edge of the extension pieces below the quarter panels. The bellows rubber has a slot molded into the bottom that wraps around the lip. Take one off and look at it; it should be easy to see.

I find it a bit of a pain in the butt to install these but once they are in correctly, they should look fine.

JR
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You are right. I had them upside down. Still a pain to get them on. thanks!
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Shawn, Make it a long hood.............problem solved!

We miss you man! wahwhahwah

Have fun out there.

We are taking bets to see how long it takes you to get yourself back into a longhood hotrod

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