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Apr 9, 2009 | 07:43 PM

#21

WildTurkey

Safety Car

Joined: Jul 2004

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From: Dallas Texas

NICE

Apr 10, 2009 | 02:34 AM

#22

Sportsdude

Race Director

Joined: Jan 2003

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From: Volusia. Las Vegas FL, NV

Nice Vert

Apr 10, 2009 | 04:52 PM

#23

RockyF150

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Burning Brakes

Joined: Aug 2005

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From: Mineral Wells WV

Thanks everyone...heres some replies

Thanks Everyone

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Originally Posted by niteriderc5

Badass...i usually dont like those bottom slpitters but it works with your unique setup. All you need now is a good quality detail in order to get those swirls off the paint...autopia.org is your friend

Ahh Bummer.

You saw that huh? lol. I have some other work that I'm doing to it and then I will get the swirls gone.

Quote:

Originally Posted by ALLEGRO

Black and Chrome.....clean

Thanks. I'd love to get some black classics with polished lip but for now chrome will do.

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Originally Posted by Indy

I agree

I hope you're never required to use a front plate in your state

I hear that but I don't see it happening.

Quote:

Originally Posted by GRUNIE

Your car looks great! I esp like how you filled in the gaps around the front license plate cover. It's something I've wanted to do for a long time. Was that difficult to fill for you or your body shop? I know a guy out here in Cali that did the same thing but said it was a PITA as the filler would shrink and leave a dent. Guess it needed multi coats of filler to get it flush. Just wondering if you had the same problem and how it was remedied. Again, your car looks great!

If you're looking for it you'll see it. I did everything short of cutting it all out behind the plate and making it just one thin peice. That would be the next step. I have not a clue. It looked great up until I sprayed and theres the lines. I'm still glad I did it. I still prefer the looks of this then the separte peices. You reall do have to look very close to see it.

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Originally Posted by JJS04

That is one tough looking ride you've hot there.

Let me know when you are ready to paint my front corners.

Oh yeh...hmm...We'll see what I can do. There are still a couple other guys that have been asking about that the mov forums. I'll try to figure out some dates that I can do it. PM me for my cell.

Once again thanks everyone about the comments about the flairs, ghost emblems, aci ground efficts and the molded in front end, and black outs. I love it all. And they all so far have worked very well with each other in blending and making a sleeker ride IMHO.

Thanks

Apr 10, 2009 | 05:44 PM

#24

Mad Dog Peter

Pro

Joined: Aug 2008

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From: Casselberry Florida

Are your rear brake ducts real or the stick on kind? I have a vert too and have been thinking about ducts... not sure I want to spend the big bucks for just the look...

Apr 10, 2009 | 05:53 PM

#25

bencini231

Melting Slicks

Joined: Jun 2007

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From: Paducah Kentucky

Very nice.

Apr 10, 2009 | 06:12 PM

#26

RockyF150

Thread Starter

Burning Brakes

Joined: Aug 2005

Posts: 886

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From: Mineral Wells WV

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mad Dog Peter

Are your rear brake ducts real or the stick on kind? I have a vert too and have been thinking about ducts... not sure I want to spend the big bucks for just the look...

They are the real (funcional). I don't understand why anyone would just go for the look. If you're going to do it might as well do it right.