1976 "Stingray" emblem placement
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I don't believe the 69-73 used nuts either. My 70 only uses adhesive.
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Question:
I just ordered "Stingray" badges. My front fenders unfortunately have no holes in them. I was thinking about just, shaving off the prongs, locating the position the emblem belongs in, and using adhesive as directed above?
Anyone have experience with this?
I just ordered "Stingray" badges. My front fenders unfortunately have no holes in them. I was thinking about just, shaving off the prongs, locating the position the emblem belongs in, and using adhesive as directed above?
Anyone have experience with this?
Last edited by Scooce; Mar 21, 2020 at 05:47 PM.
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Yes. Had my car repainted about 18 years ago. All new emblems and side marker lights. Anyway, cut pins as you said. Stuck on with the foam double stick tape they came with. 18 years later and there still there and still look great.
Last edited by 4-vettes; Mar 22, 2020 at 07:28 AM.
