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10/18/08, 08:10 PM
#2141
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Join Date: October 17, 2008
Location: Rhode Island
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Thanks guys. The rear deck lid trim is carpet used on subwoofer boxes trimmed to fit and attached with adhesive then trimmed with flexible stick -on chrome trim. A chrome pony pin is stuck in the center and the velcro on the gloves holds them to the carpet. Just a quickie to clean up an unfinished looking part of the car. The front features a custom lower grille and plate bracket, and I used billet cup holder trim rings to make functional brake cooling ducts. I also used the chrome trim to edge the upper grille. Smoked turn signal lights and amber fog lights as well as a custom GT/CS emblem finish it off.
that car is...awesome! love the front fascia, what did you do under the rear deck lid, that's really clean, and I like it
10/18/08, 10:19 PM
#2142
NTTAWWT
well, sry, but I'm definately going to steal that one! I've been trying to think of what to do with that area, as it does look really unfinished, and that's an awesome idea.
Keep America beautiful, mod a Mustang! That's why I post my mods. Good luck if you do it.
10/27/08, 06:25 PM
#2145
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10/28/08, 02:28 AM
#2147
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That's the closest pic I have right now. I need to swap the stock amber bulb for a chrome one so it doesn't reflect as much orange. I wish I didn't work on Sundays, I wanted to go to that show in Hartford. Looked like a good one.
10/28/08, 07:00 AM
#2148
Cobra Member
Ok let me know if you snap any more shots.
Currently driving the stang as much as possible because this cooler weather reminds me that it needs to go into hibernation soon
The LMMC show was awesome, no worries there will be shows next year. Here is the website if you want to check out the club, or find local suppliers.
http://www.lmmc-ct.com/
12/4/08, 12:19 AM
#2153
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Join Date: May 29, 2008
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Roush Clone
I always wanted a Roush, but could not afford to get it all at once; so, I must make do with a tribute car. Some may call it a clone, but I prefer to call it a tribute to some of the greatest mustangs ever build, made by one the the greats in the industry.
The car is a 2008 Mustang GT Premium in Dark Candy Apple with just about every factory option (comfort group, sport appearance, Shaker 1000, 18" rims, etc). A few months into owning it, I added a Roush 6-piece body kit, Roush off-road exhaust, SilverHorse Louvers, 35% tint, JLT intake, and an SCT X-3 tuner. I have waiting for me at home (I am currently in Iraq) 3.73 FRPP gears, and tons of dress-up parts.
Future plans include Roush plenum cover, suspension goodies, maybe wheels, who knows...
The car is a 2008 Mustang GT Premium in Dark Candy Apple with just about every factory option (comfort group, sport appearance, Shaker 1000, 18" rims, etc). A few months into owning it, I added a Roush 6-piece body kit, Roush off-road exhaust, SilverHorse Louvers, 35% tint, JLT intake, and an SCT X-3 tuner. I have waiting for me at home (I am currently in Iraq) 3.73 FRPP gears, and tons of dress-up parts.
Future plans include Roush plenum cover, suspension goodies, maybe wheels, who knows...
Last edited by JGedney; 12/4/08 at 12:29 AM.
1/10/10, 09:52 AM
#2158
Bullitt Member
Pic of the pair of ponies
New billet grille on the vert. The coupe is sold....I hope. The guy should have his check from the credit union on Wednesday.
Yes, I need to buy a better camera!
