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  1. 03-30-2011 08:38 AM #1
    itsmeb
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    1930 Chevrolet Radiator Apron

     



    I just acquired a lower radiator apron for my 1930 Coach and am wondering about the fit. When I set it in place, it rises about 1 to 1 1/2 inch above the frame rails in the front. That is due to the bumper mounting location on the top of the front rails. Is this correct?

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    I have a '32 Chevy and it's very similar. You have to mount the fender in order to see the exact location of the apron. It doesn't look like it's off too far. Good luck.
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