Does anyone know what front-bar is this?

Discussion in 'Technical' started by MeJulie, Apr 12, 2007.

  1. MeJulie

    MeJulie New Member

    Has anyone seen this front-bar before? Not sure what it is. Came delivered from Japan like this.

    Cheers.

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  2. wassaw7

    wassaw7 New Member

    Looks like a chopped and re-glassed stock bar.

    Definate custom for sure.
     
  3. CurnZ

    CurnZ zero rwkw

    here is a quick chop

    Nice bar for sure! but would be better IMO if it was like this...

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    yes i know its a crap photochop :p
     
  4. JamesZX

    JamesZX POZEST

  5. LOWZX

    LOWZX Banned

    do i hear "angle grinder" again :eek: :eek: :eek: :rolleyes:
     
  6. Marklar

    Marklar gruntled

    It's not a custom, there are a few of these on members cars. I can't remember what it is but it's definitely not custom.
     
  7. Blipman

    Blipman Beer hooves totally work

    It's an Impul 932S front bumper

    It's an Impul 932S front bumper, as found in the Impul 928S special editions which were released in the early 90's. This is about the best pic I could find of one, you can just see it.
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    That shot is from Japan, looking at the damage to the front bumper they could even be the same car :)

    Ben


     
  8. MeJulie

    MeJulie New Member

    An Impul 932S you say

    Thanks Blipman. That's an amazing find! I have never heard of an Impul 932S, but I will certainly be looking into it further.

    I don't believe that the picture is the same car. The front bumper damage was done in Australia (by the mob that delivered the car to the compliance workshop :mad:)

    Thanks all for your posts!

    Cheers.
     
  9. Blipman

    Blipman Beer hooves totally work

    More info

    Here is the link to the Impul page, presumably this is mostly historical info now.
    http://www.impul.co.jp/products/complete/z32.fairlady.htm

    I don't know if you could walk into a showroom and buy the car complete or if you gave them a Z and chose which bits you wanted, whatever the case I've seen very few of these in Japan so they can't have been very popular. The Tommy Kaira in house built Z's are certainly more common than the Impuls.

    Ben

     

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