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Item EK-25-100029-1
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Product Information
Features, Description, Q&A, Specs & Installation
Features
- Patterned After Original 1973-1979 C3 Corvette Front Bumper Extension
- Required For Cooling When Installing 1980-1982 Front Bumpers On 1973-1979 Chassis
- Precision Fit - Heavily Reinforced Molds Are Adapted From Original GM Panels
- Unequalled Finish - Finest Automotive Grade Resins With 3 Layers Of 3.5 Oz Mat & 21 Mils of Soft Sanding Gel Coat
- Premium Quality - Our Hand Rolled Process Is Stronger & Free Of Bubbles & Waves
- Superior Strength - Proper Reinforcements
- Save Time & Money - Precision Trimming Minimizes Prep Time
- Made In The USA
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- Ecklers Legacy Number: 10272
Description
At first glance, all aftermarket Corvette fiberglass body panels may look the same. During the 1980's and 1990's, several aftermarket companies tried reproducing replacement body panels for America's favorite sports car. However, many short cuts were taken to save costs. The end result were body panels full of air bubbles and waves. The amount of prep work required was time consuming and frustrating for body shops and expensive for consumers. Even worse, these fiberglass body panels didn't have reinforcements so long term durability was compromised. That may be fine for a race car but definitely not OK for a driver, show car, or investment. Those were the 1980's and 1990's and definitely NEVER the case at Eckler's Corvette.
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Tech Specs
4.6
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