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When you think you've seen everything.

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When you think you've seen everything.

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It seems to have mk2 early bumpers ?


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Front only.
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Why would you bolt a lump of Armco to an S Type?
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Why put a complete Mk2 front end on an 'S'-type?
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NigelW wrote: ↑Tue Jul 23, 2019 11:01 am Why would you bolt a lump of Armco to an S Type?
Indeed! It looks awful. Chunk of iron dates back to the Mk VII
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Too much chrome when added to the silver colour.
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