Smoothie Engine Covers
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Joined: Feb 2005
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From: Phoenix AZ
St. Jude Donor '08
Have dad a set on for 2 years. Yellow. Also radiator shroud. Hit them with a little Adam's Detail Spray and they look and feel like new. Just be careful removing them. Especially around the fuel line. I tape the edges before removing them to keep from scrapping off any paint on the edges of the groove. They dress up the engine compartment nicely.
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I've had mine on my car for probably 4 years. Have held up exceptionally well. Got them from Kewl.
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Melting Slicks
Joined: Mar 2000
Posts: 2,975
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From: Northwest Iowa
Not smoothies, but covers by ChevyChad. I think he only charged ~ $215 for all three pieces.
Nothing to fancy under my hood, but I like the combination with the exterior of my '99. And they have been on for over a year with no problem so far.
Nothing to fancy under my hood, but I like the combination with the exterior of my '99. And they have been on for over a year with no problem so far.