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  1. 03-24-2022, 04:49 AM #1
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    FS: AC bar 1972-3

    Offering for sale, one AC bar that goes under front condenser. Very nice condition. $135 plus $35 shipping. 5D7271FD-4567-4FF0-A54F-1C5F86715056.jpg4A578DA3-B8F9-45B4-8207-BEB1E0307E03.jpg5CE281F3-1A38-4C63-99DA-B7DD55B4C8C1.jpg
    George Kehler in Tennessee

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  2. 03-24-2022, 07:27 AM #2
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    Sorry but I think that is for a '74.....
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    It fit on my ‘71 but not correct. Any other thoughts ?? D752093C-7794-4C2A-BDEA-373D0A4CD49D.jpg
    George Kehler in Tennessee

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    Definitely an impact bumper bar. The factory nerf bars for '70-73 were individual bars for each side. They attached to the front control arm mount bolt and extended up to the bumper guards. Rather ugly, and probably prone to damaging the bumper on impact. See pic from a BaT auction below.

    The later part should fit on a longhood with the drilling of a support hole in the front bulkhead, but not strictly correct.

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  5. 03-24-2022, 10:43 AM #5
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    George,

    your bar looks exactly like the one on my 8/72 MY73 911E that still has the Factory AC with most of the parts (Date stamps 6-8/72), that came with the car.

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  6. 03-24-2022, 08:02 PM #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by dirk07 View Post
    George,

    your bar looks exactly like the one on my 8/72 MY73 911E that still has the Factory AC with most of the parts (Date stamps 6-8/72), that came with the car.

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    Dirk
    Maybe it was for ROW cars that didn't have the bumperettes? I am tempted if it would provide the protection without those nerf bars. They are not very attractive and mine are half way ground through anyway. Not sure I want to put the bumperettes back on when I paint the car, and I already have a nicer set of bumperettes that don't have the holes in them.
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