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This shows how it mates nicely into the bumper |

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The rectangular tube across it greatly increases the torsional rigidity |
It uses the 4 bolts that mount the stock bumper and doesn't require any more drilling. You MUST get better bolts to mount
the bumper to the car as the hitch now is sandwiched between the bumper and the car. Use Grade 8.8 or better 8mm bolts (30mm
long I think, but not certain). Don't use the original bolts.
This is it separated from the bumper |

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Sorry it's so dirty, and a bit rusty, it has been there a while |
Hitch and bumper mounted without the fascia |

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Sorry for the rust, car spent a winter in Michigan |
This is my drawing for the hitch |

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The following is a zip file of two 3D CAD files, and two CAD drawing files. They are for CAD users only. Don't bother downloading
them unless you have either Pro-E or some other CAD software. They are: 3D CAD file in IGES format, 3D CAD file in Pro-E
2001 format, CAD drawing file in .dxf format, & CAD drawing file in PRO-E 2001 format
All 4 files in a zip
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