01-30-2009, 09:48 PM
if your hondas bumper simply broke the clips a quick trip to a local auto parts store can fix it with push clips or possibly big "christmas tree" type clips. but beyond that the way you planned should work if the mounting tabs themselves broke.
on the other conversation,todays cars i believe ARE getting worse,but older cars did rot out quicker.the big 3 used to skimp on rust proofing and even put in strategic rust spots to make peole buy new cars. i still drive my 1972 monte carlo SS with the original 454 :race: . the things a beast,gets about 16-18 MPG and is heavy enough to do well in the snow. it was Z-barted back in the 70's (wow am i showing my age
?) and besides,its built heavy enough that if i tag a new car i get a dinged bumper,they get a new door 
on the other conversation,todays cars i believe ARE getting worse,but older cars did rot out quicker.the big 3 used to skimp on rust proofing and even put in strategic rust spots to make peole buy new cars. i still drive my 1972 monte carlo SS with the original 454 :race: . the things a beast,gets about 16-18 MPG and is heavy enough to do well in the snow. it was Z-barted back in the 70's (wow am i showing my age
?) and besides,its built heavy enough that if i tag a new car i get a dinged bumper,they get a new door
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