John , just email me with your address,when the bracket arrives just send the postage cost to my return address. kg8-@home.com Willcox, John wrote:
Gary, if you still have any of these, I could sure use one for my Ambo. How much?
john in Denver
-----Original Message----- From: Gary Cheek [mailto:kg8-@home.com] Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2001 3:30 PM To: Loopfram-@topica.com Subject: RE: Keeping it stock
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I have a half dozen or so reproduction rear turn brackets I made from 304 grade stainless steel. I have a few drilled and a few undrilled. They polish and buff to a chrome like luster and look like the original.You can chrome them if you want! Let me know if anyone is in need ! David Washburn wrote:
I agree with Professor Field and try not to make irreversable modifications. For those who want to mount turn signals I
saw a nice
piece in the Chaparral catalog: A chrome rear turn signal
bracket that
bolts behind the license plate. It is a simple thing that
costs all of
seven bucks. You bolt up your signals and you are done.
No drilling as
with the much more expensive semi-unobtainable stock piece.
David in NYC
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