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Le Mans Master
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Custom made hood, molded in rear brake ducts, interior, C6Z06 14" brakes with 6 piston calipers front and rear, remote hide a way front plate, ghost flames, custom coil covers with ghost flames...
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Thanks bro! I've had it for years. I bought it from a guy who has a machine shop. It was like $119 and the numbers are etched in. The only thing is the fitting is tough. you have anchors underneath. I wish the hole for the notches was a little bigger because soemtimes it hits the metal when I shift. Here's a pic of it off the car
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Thanks bro! I've had it for years. I bought it from a guy who has a machine shop. It was like $119 and the numbers are etched in. The only thing is the fitting is tough. you have anchors underneath. I wish the hole for the notches was a little bigger because soemtimes it hits the metal when I shift. Here's a pic of it off the car
Gives the interior a completely different look. So simple!!Padrino
Last edited by Padrino; Aug 16, 2009 at 01:50 PM.
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St. Jude Donor '08
I agree. Can you do a snapshot from the top? I might be able to make one for my A4. I've never been a big fan of leather/fabric boots.
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ill take a picture tonight, ill take one with it completely off and then installed. Could you see if something like this would be possible for a 4th gen camaro/ trans am? I know the gates are a little more spread apart
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http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c5-p...te-custom.html
It dates back a couple of years but has an email address of possibly the guy who made these originally. I sent him an email of inquiry just to see if he's still out there and maybe able to make more and in the A4 pattern. I'll let you know what turns up...if anything...over the next few days.
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St. Jude Donor '08
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theyre faux screws. for decoration. The holes use anchors to anchor the piece onto the hole for the shift boot. make sure you trace the gates for the shift pattern, and you put the hole big enough that the shifter wont hit the notches
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Thanks bro! I've had it for years. I bought it from a guy who has a machine shop. It was like $119 and the numbers are etched in. The only thing is the fitting is tough. you have anchors underneath. I wish the hole for the notches was a little bigger because soemtimes it hits the metal when I shift. Here's a pic of it off the car
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