While doing the bumperette delete, consider doing the rear as well. It is a bit more work as you have to remove the metal brackets underneath the rubber from the metal bumper. Then, you can fashion something like this to cover the holes.
Rear doesn't bother me so much. I just had the rear bumperettes painted by Bumperplugs which makes them pretty inconspicuous. The thing I like about them is that they frame american plates nicely vs the longer less high euro plates that the bumper was obviously originally designed for.
Bought a turbo bumper setup for my C2 from Gert at Carnewal. Wanted to eliminate the bumperettes, and just figured I'd address the whole front end at the same time.
Went for a late-night drive with, and at the behest of, my ten-year-old daughter. "Daddy, can we go for a drive tonight?" It had been a long day and she fell asleep relatively quickly, but it was still lot's of fun. I say driving these cars at relatively modest speeds is what they're all about...at least for me.
Got my Air conditioner working again! It had stopped about 3 weeks ago. Found a ground wire to the compressor that had come unplugged- probably got tugged on during the last oil change. Plugged it back in a ICE ICE BABY!!!
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