I guess this is what happens when you combine 40 year old design elements with modern construction.
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Originally Posted by GM'r_For_Life
I know this is many many years ago but when I use to put the nose cone on the front corner of the 1978 impala if our gun was set at too high of a tourque it would show a hairline crack which could exagurate when the car hit a big bump. Yes even at 25 mph.
This could be all it is and just a slight loosening of the nuts holding the front facia on could cure the problem.
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That sounds plausible. Anyone else want to add to that?
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Originally Posted by Hylton
It wouldn't be a difficult fix actually. They could just design something which would be applied to the back of the fascia thereby eliminating any chance of paint damage. Despite this problem or the weights, I still want my car yesterday.
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Yup. Something stiff and pre-formed, like some fiberglass or metal braces; or maybe even something liquid applied like epoxy or, well, fiberglass.
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Originally Posted by superstockcam
Maybe a clear bra will hold it together? LoL
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I wonder, if there's a recall and they replace it, how much will it cost them to replace people's clear bras?
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Originally Posted by Jamie Mac
Make sure its a sports bra. Don't want that front end bouncing around too much!
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I like front ends bouncing!
