Custom Painted Underhood Items
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Pro
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From: League City Texas
Custom Painted Underhood Items
Coming Next Week. Gulf Coast Vettes will begin taking orders for the following custom painted underhood items.
Radiator Shield
Air Boxes
Air Bridge
Fuse Box Cover
Radiator Tank
and of course our Two/Tone Fuel Rail Covers.
We'll have the pricing and ordering information on the site soon and post the prices here as well. As always thanks for your interest and your support.
Radiator Shield
Air Boxes
Air Bridge
Fuse Box Cover
Radiator Tank
and of course our Two/Tone Fuel Rail Covers.
We'll have the pricing and ordering information on the site soon and post the prices here as well. As always thanks for your interest and your support.
Drifting
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From: Rehoboth Beach Delaware
Why not the modified rainshield notched and reversed to cover the Halltech/SLP/K&N style air filters ?
Silver ground coat finish
Red synthetic rubber finish with black trim.
RBYCC ( originator of the "two tone FRC's )
Last edited by RBYCC; Apr 6, 2007 at 09:09 AM.
Melting Slicks
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From: South HOUSTON TEXAS
St. Jude Donor '03-'04-'05-'06-'07-'08-'09
Coming Next Week. Gulf Coast Vettes will begin taking orders for the following custom painted underhood items.
Radiator Shield
Air Boxes
Air Bridge
Fuse Box Cover
Radiator Tank
and of course our Two/Tone Fuel Rail Covers.
We'll have the pricing and ordering information on the site soon and post the prices here as well. As always thanks for your interest and your support.
Radiator Shield
Air Boxes
Air Bridge
Fuse Box Cover
Radiator Tank
and of course our Two/Tone Fuel Rail Covers.
We'll have the pricing and ordering information on the site soon and post the prices here as well. As always thanks for your interest and your support.
I am interested in the radiator shield, and radiator tank in Monterrey Red
Would you give me a price?
Thanks, Bill
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From: League City Texas
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You're correct I did forget to mention that shield. I have the Hurricane intake, any idea how you get that to stay upright. What are the sides attached to. On the OEM they snapped onto the air boxes.
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Drifting
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http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...ht=rain+shield
It's a natural with little modding for the SLP type filters.
It goes on reversed and sits in such a way that no further securing is required !!!!
Gives a nice finished look.
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Review my thread below.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...ht=rain+shield
It's a natural with little modding for the SLP type filters.
It goes on reversed and sits in such a way that no further securing is required !!!!
Gives a nice finished look.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...ht=rain+shield
It's a natural with little modding for the SLP type filters.
It goes on reversed and sits in such a way that no further securing is required !!!!
Gives a nice finished look.
