Members' Rides: 2005+
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Joined: June 9, 2005
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Originally posted by mustangman1960@June 13, 2005, 10:08 AM
BamaRocker,
I had the stripes painted at Rowlands Rods just off of Sparkman. He did a great job. He asked all of the right questions so he knew exactly what I wanted before he started the job.
BamaRocker,
I had the stripes painted at Rowlands Rods just off of Sparkman. He did a great job. He asked all of the right questions so he knew exactly what I wanted before he started the job.
If so I know roland, he produced a Cd I played Drums on.
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My GT is pretty simple, compared to some great looking rides on here, but for now, I'm good with simple. Anyway, the stripes custom cut and applied 3M vinyl and are 10.5 inches wide, with a 2 inch center gap. My GT came equipped with a spoiler, so going with the simple look, I did my own delete. Hope y'all enjoy.
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Joined: February 1, 2004
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From: Hurricane,wv/Cinn,OH,Mooresville,NC
Originally posted by adrenalin@June 16, 2005, 11:05 AM
Man, after looking at all of those rides my car is really starting to look boring. I really hope my louvers and body kit come in soon.
Man, after looking at all of those rides my car is really starting to look boring. I really hope my louvers and body kit come in soon.
Yours look great,
adrenalin, Iam about ready put same stripes on my 05, next week. with GT356 not GT350,
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Joined: May 9, 2005
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Originally posted by adrenalin@June 16, 2005, 10:05 AM
Man, after looking at all of those rides my car is really starting to look boring. I really hope my louvers and body kit come in soon.
Man, after looking at all of those rides my car is really starting to look boring. I really hope my louvers and body kit come in soon.
I read your list and there isn't much more you can do to it other than the body kits. Oh, how about lift rods for the hood? I put them on and I have full access without dodging the prop rod.
BTW I read your earlier posts on sequential lights and I added them to my car. They are a hit. I bought the "wire-it-yourself" kit. I wasn't going to pay $90.00 more so I could just plug it in. It was an easy 30 minute job.
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Originally posted by dswhalen@June 16, 2005, 11:21 AM
A,
I read your list and there isn't much more you can do to it other than the body kits. Oh, how about lift rods for the hood? I put them on and I have full access without dodging the prop rod.
BTW I read your earlier posts on sequential lights and I added them to my car. They are a hit. I bought the "wire-it-yourself" kit. I wasn't going to pay $90.00 more so I could just plug it in. It was an easy 30 minute job.
A,
I read your list and there isn't much more you can do to it other than the body kits. Oh, how about lift rods for the hood? I put them on and I have full access without dodging the prop rod.
BTW I read your earlier posts on sequential lights and I added them to my car. They are a hit. I bought the "wire-it-yourself" kit. I wasn't going to pay $90.00 more so I could just plug it in. It was an easy 30 minute job.
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Originally posted by davids2toys@June 16, 2005, 11:17 AM
Do you have a link for that kit?
Do you have a link for that kit?
Sorry I didn't respond earlier, I was on a road trip to Park City Utah. 1000 miles averaged 22mpg and drove 83 most of the time. Not bad for serious muscle.
Go to redlinetuning.com I learned about it from this web site. I went with the black ones because the alum were too expensive. They are the same pistons just not as pretty. But actually the black ones look right at home if your engine isn't too dressed up.
Good luck
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Originally posted by dswhalen@June 18, 2005, 11:11 PM
Dave,
Sorry I didn't respond earlier, I was on a road trip to Park City Utah. 1000 miles averaged 22mpg and drove 83 most of the time. Not bad for serious muscle.
Go to redlinetuning.com I learned about it from this web site. I went with the black ones because the alum were too expensive. They are the same pistons just not as pretty. But actually the black ones look right at home if your engine isn't too dressed up.
Good luck
Dave,
Sorry I didn't respond earlier, I was on a road trip to Park City Utah. 1000 miles averaged 22mpg and drove 83 most of the time. Not bad for serious muscle.
Go to redlinetuning.com I learned about it from this web site. I went with the black ones because the alum were too expensive. They are the same pistons just not as pretty. But actually the black ones look right at home if your engine isn't too dressed up.
Good luck
Thanks for the info, but I was refering to the wire it your self kits for the taillights.
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Joined: October 17, 2004
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From: Phoenix, AZ.
Sorry it took a few days for me to post a picture. Here she is the day I picked her up at the dealer if I don't screw it up. I hope your computers don't blow up, I'm not too good at this. Here goes. Oh by the way, this car is GREAT!
Well it didn't work. I better go take a computer class. I'll try and figure it out. duh! :scratch:
Well it didn't work. I better go take a computer class. I'll try and figure it out. duh! :scratch:
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Joined: June 21, 2005
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Hey, new member here. After reading about the trouble so many people had getting their GT, I feel lucky...I talked to the dealer last Monday about a GT and was getting ready to order one. He called me back Tuesday and said a customer who had ordered one in February just had it come in and couldn't take it...I wrote the check that afternoon!
Here it is...
Here it is...
