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Started by Jawbone1021, May 12, 2025, 12:06:10 AM

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I have four Eagles and two Concords. One of those has very fragile filler piece. It is like glass. But five other fillers are soft and flexible almost like new ones...

Did AMC use different type of plasticmaterials?

My friends Kammback´s bumper ends are like glass... and broken in many pieces...
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