Mustang front tow hook and receiver for the 550 Mustang!!!

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7/19/16, 07:44 PM

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Mustang front tow hook and receiver for the 550 Mustang!!!

We now have the front tow hook and receiver for the GT 350 and most all other 550 platform mustang!!! here is some pics of the proto type. Very simple design,NO CUTTING OR DILLING to install NO MODIFICATION AT ALL!!!

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7/26/16, 12:13 AM

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Love the look. Concerned if bracket is strong enough to pull you out of a ditch without breaking?

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7/26/16, 01:32 PM

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probably not for being pulled out of a ditch

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8/1/16, 05:08 PM

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Love the look. Concerned if bracket is strong enough to pull you out of a ditch without breaking?

Yes! it is plenty strong to pull over 10k lbs You would have to pull the receiver though the crash bar for it to fail. The crash bar will fail before our receiver will fail. Our tow hooks we make and have a chrome moly shaft with all steel powder coated D ring, unlike others with the Chinese aluminum tow hook.

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8/8/16, 12:10 AM

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I now see better installation pictures on your website.
Didn't know the installation was in conjunction with the crash bar.
Probably my next purchase!

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8/15/16, 01:28 PM

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Nice,need to add it to my list.

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9/16/16, 06:15 PM

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I now see better installation pictures on your website.
Didn't know the installation was in conjunction with the crash bar.
Probably my next purchase!

The install is not that much involved. It can be installed from under the car, by just removing the 2 inner right hand nuts holding the core bracket to the crash bar. As shown here.

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