What makes your S197 unique?
#204
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The purple lights in my hood make it kind of unique
I know they look blue but they are purple to match my lug nuts
I know they look blue but they are purple to match my lug nuts
Last edited by NinjaSteffers; 10/7/12 at 09:49 PM.
#206
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Originally Posted by NinjaSteffers
The purple lights in my hood make it kind of unique
Pic makes em look totally blue.
I forgot about my pink interior lights.
I haven't seen another one.
#207
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Originally Posted by SilverSkoundrel
Where'd ya get those nuts?
Pic makes em look totally blue.
I forgot about my pink interior lights.
I haven't seen another one.
I want purple lights like what you did inside too.
Why did you go with pink?
#208
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Originally Posted by NinjaSteffers
Idk my husband got them lol
I want purple lights like what you did inside too.
Why did you go with pink?
#209
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Originally Posted by SilverSkoundrel
I'm weird. Not gay weird. Just different I guess. Everyone else has red, blue, green. I wanted to be original. If autozone had purple when I went I probably would've gotten purple
#210
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It's all good. The pink may get removed for a red, white, & blue theme. That'd match my captain America horn button - also unique
Last edited by SilverSkoundrel; 10/7/12 at 10:08 PM.
#211
Cobra Member
Custom wheel caps (made by yours truly)
0) Started out with some SR wheel caps from American Muscle, and removed the existing "SR" inner disk. These were $7 each. I also scuffed up the original chrome finish.
1) Found some 2-inch metal three-dimensional stars. they came "rusted", but I hand-sanded off the original finish down to bare metal. I got four sets of three stars for about $6.
2) I found a guy in Rhode Island that cut some plastic disks to be used as inserts in the caps, and he also cut out star shape in the center. The disks came with an adhesive backing.
3) When I got the disks in the mail, I stuck the disks to the caps and put on four or five coats of Duplicolor gloss black.
4) I then used super glue to attach a star to the disk inside the star cutout.
5) I painted four of the remaining stars Duplicolor Performance White.
6) I used super glue to attach the white stars to the previously attached cap stars.
7) I put on four coats of Duplicolor clear top coat.
Total cost was less than $100, and I have something that nobody else has on a Mustang:
0) Started out with some SR wheel caps from American Muscle, and removed the existing "SR" inner disk. These were $7 each. I also scuffed up the original chrome finish.
1) Found some 2-inch metal three-dimensional stars. they came "rusted", but I hand-sanded off the original finish down to bare metal. I got four sets of three stars for about $6.
2) I found a guy in Rhode Island that cut some plastic disks to be used as inserts in the caps, and he also cut out star shape in the center. The disks came with an adhesive backing.
3) When I got the disks in the mail, I stuck the disks to the caps and put on four or five coats of Duplicolor gloss black.
4) I then used super glue to attach a star to the disk inside the star cutout.
5) I painted four of the remaining stars Duplicolor Performance White.
6) I used super glue to attach the white stars to the previously attached cap stars.
7) I put on four coats of Duplicolor clear top coat.
Total cost was less than $100, and I have something that nobody else has on a Mustang:
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Originally Posted by jsimmons
Custom wheel caps (made by yours truly)
0) Started out with some SR wheel caps from American Muscle, and removed the existing "SR" inner disk. These were $7 each. I also scuffed up the original chrome finish.
1) Found some 2-inch metal three-dimensional stars. they came "rusted", but I hand-sanded off the original finish down to bare metal. I got four sets of three stars for about $6.
2) I found a guy in Rhode Island that cut some plastic disks to be used as inserts in the caps, and he also cut out star shape in the center. The disks came with an adhesive backing.
3) When I got the disks in the mail, I stuck the disks to the caps and put on four or five coats of Duplicolor gloss black.
4) I then used super glue to attach a star to the disk inside the star cutout.
5) I painted four of the remaining stars Duplicolor Performance White.
6) I used super glue to attach the white stars to the previously attached cap stars.
7) I put on four coats of Duplicolor clear top coat.
Total cost was less than $100, and I have something that nobody else has on a Mustang:
0) Started out with some SR wheel caps from American Muscle, and removed the existing "SR" inner disk. These were $7 each. I also scuffed up the original chrome finish.
1) Found some 2-inch metal three-dimensional stars. they came "rusted", but I hand-sanded off the original finish down to bare metal. I got four sets of three stars for about $6.
2) I found a guy in Rhode Island that cut some plastic disks to be used as inserts in the caps, and he also cut out star shape in the center. The disks came with an adhesive backing.
3) When I got the disks in the mail, I stuck the disks to the caps and put on four or five coats of Duplicolor gloss black.
4) I then used super glue to attach a star to the disk inside the star cutout.
5) I painted four of the remaining stars Duplicolor Performance White.
6) I used super glue to attach the white stars to the previously attached cap stars.
7) I put on four coats of Duplicolor clear top coat.
Total cost was less than $100, and I have something that nobody else has on a Mustang:
#214
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#219
Bullitt Member
Thanks. I get SO MANY compliment on my car it borders on annoying. I love it! The crazy thing is it's almost stock, Ford just did an awesome job with this car!