What did you do with your Mustang today?*
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From: Quebec
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From: Cleveland OH
I installed those small splash guards myself yesterday, they match the rears in shape and contour and are hardly noticeable. I wanted to ask you was it a pain to install the side splitters and did you do the rears too?
Mach 1 Member
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From: Quebec
The side splitters are not too hard to install. Pulling out the push pins are a PITA though. You really have to make sure that where the 3m tape sticks is free of dirt and wax.
I also did the rears last spring.
Wow your car is only 2 days old. Congrats!!!!
I also did the rears last spring.
Wow your car is only 2 days old. Congrats!!!!
Last edited by Nighthawk13; Oct 19, 2013 at 06:08 PM.
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From: Cleveland OH
Ha thanx man, was pretty quick. So the sides are no drill? I know the rears have to be drilled but wasn't sure about the sides. LOL, I'm still free of dirt and crap so that shouldn't be an issue. Appreciate you taking the time to answer me.
Last edited by Deep Blue; Oct 19, 2013 at 06:38 PM.
Mach 1 Member
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From: Quebec
Sorry there is drilling but it's plastic so it's easy.
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I cut some aluminum window screen and placed it in front of the radiator and openings in the front facia of my 2014 Shelby GT500. I used black tie raps to hold the screen in place. The Shelby looked like a race car before and now it looks like a full blown race car. The contrast of the aluminum screen against the black is just awsum. I put the screen on just to keep the bugs out of the radiator fins, but I ended up enhancing the appearance to boot.
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I cut some aluminum window screen and placed it in front of the radiator and openings in the front facia of my 2014 Shelby GT500. I used black tie raps to hold the screen in place. The Shelby looked like a race car before and now it looks like a full blown race car. The contrast of the aluminum screen against the black is just awsum. I put the screen on just to keep the bugs out of the radiator fins, but I ended up enhancing the appearance to boot.
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From: Culver City, CA
Monthly meet time for us.............we didn't get rained on, but it had rained last night, so my baby was a bit grubby on the way there and back. Still, that's a good excuse for a wash n wax once I got home 
My boy liked the Cobra replica....... But it'll be a Mustang in his future
My boy liked the Cobra replica....... But it'll be a Mustang in his future 
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From: Cleveland OH
I taught my 60 year old father how to finally drive a stick. Was actually kinda fun...brought out his inner child!!! He never drove a manual ever and I must say he did pretty good, only stalled it once in an hour and a half.
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That is pretty good actually, for never driving standard ever.
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LOl, it took twenty minutes to calm him down cause he was so afraid of ruining it....I told him ya aint gonna ruin it, just relax and listen too me. Brought back memories of him showing me how to drive Good stuff!!!
