CDC Ducktail installed
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#3
Originally posted by TorchRedBeauty@January 22, 2006, 6:44 PM
Looks good. I want one myself, but I have the darn spoiler holes to worry about. So, I keep putting it off. Maybe one of these days...
-TRB
Looks good. I want one myself, but I have the darn spoiler holes to worry about. So, I keep putting it off. Maybe one of these days...
-TRB
#4
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Looks very good Patrick! I see that you went with the one without the embedded pony. I also like the look with the blackout panel on the rear. I didn't care for the blackout on my car but somehow it looks good on your's.
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Originally posted by RedDominion@January 22, 2006, 7:59 PM
You mean these holes, not to worry, easy to do and you'll be so thankful!
You mean these holes, not to worry, easy to do and you'll be so thankful!
#6
Originally posted by GRAYPNY@January 22, 2006, 7:01 PM
I think he meant the holes from the stock spoiler once it is removed.
I think he meant the holes from the stock spoiler once it is removed.
#7
Originally posted by GRAYPNY@January 22, 2006, 7:00 PM
Looks very good Patrick! I see that you went with the one without the embedded pony. I also like the look with the blackout panel on the rear. I didn't care for the blackout on my car but somehow it looks good on your's.
Looks very good Patrick! I see that you went with the one without the embedded pony. I also like the look with the blackout panel on the rear. I didn't care for the blackout on my car but somehow it looks good on your's.
btw... I had several older 90's mustangs do the "drive by fwd and slow down routine" to check out my stang today including an SL500 driver.
oh, another btw...a local neighbor I haven't spoken to in person said to me this morning while I was doing my daily detail routine " I've never seen someone take care of a car as much as you. You give more attention to your car than most people give to their own children." I don't know if she is saying I'm too compulsive about taking care of my car or if she is complimenting me but this is my baby.
#8
Looks great, mine should be here in a couple days. BTW CDC is great, my first one was damaged in shipping and they send me a new one before I sent the damaged one back. Great customer service. (Seems so rare lately).
#9
CDC customer service is very good. I'll be ordering the louvres from them soon, just looking for someone out there who sells them pre-painted and ready for install. Here's another "postcard" of the 4 pics above combined.
Postcard Pic
Postcard Pic
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Your car is looking beautiful! That CDC looks sweet. The Street Scene spoiler covers the factory spoiler holes, making it a leading contender for my hard earned money. I wish I would have ordered spoiler delete. :bang:
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Originally posted by outdoorstom@January 23, 2006, 6:26 AM
Your car is looking beautiful! That CDC looks sweet. The Street Scene spoiler covers the factory spoiler holes, making it a leading contender for my hard earned money. I wish I would have ordered spoiler delete. :bang:
Your car is looking beautiful! That CDC looks sweet. The Street Scene spoiler covers the factory spoiler holes, making it a leading contender for my hard earned money. I wish I would have ordered spoiler delete. :bang:
-TRB
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Looks sweet! I cant decide 3rd brake light or no. I cant decide drill holes or let the 3m do its job.
Actually I think you pics made up my mind, No 3rd brake light is the way to go. I dont think it has much significance. Not like its all that higher than the regular brake lights.
*Prolly not a good idea to use another mustang forums bandwith for pics on this one.
Actually I think you pics made up my mind, No 3rd brake light is the way to go. I dont think it has much significance. Not like its all that higher than the regular brake lights.
*Prolly not a good idea to use another mustang forums bandwith for pics on this one.
#13
Originally posted by outdoorstom@January 23, 2006, 7:26 AM
Your car is looking beautiful! That CDC looks sweet. The Street Scene spoiler covers the factory spoiler holes, making it a leading contender for my hard earned money. I wish I would have ordered spoiler delete. :bang:
Your car is looking beautiful! That CDC looks sweet. The Street Scene spoiler covers the factory spoiler holes, making it a leading contender for my hard earned money. I wish I would have ordered spoiler delete. :bang:
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Originally posted by adrenalin@January 23, 2006, 1:01 PM
Um, it doesn't cover the holes. I have that spoiler and they definately do not cover them.
Um, it doesn't cover the holes. I have that spoiler and they definately do not cover them.
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Originally posted by Stoenr@January 23, 2006, 8:41 AM
Looks sweet! I cant decide 3rd brake light or no. I cant decide drill holes or let the 3m do its job.
Actually I think you pics made up my mind, No 3rd brake light is the way to go. I dont think it has much significance. Not like its all that higher than the regular brake lights.
*Prolly not a good idea to use another mustang forums bandwith for pics on this one.
Looks sweet! I cant decide 3rd brake light or no. I cant decide drill holes or let the 3m do its job.
Actually I think you pics made up my mind, No 3rd brake light is the way to go. I dont think it has much significance. Not like its all that higher than the regular brake lights.
*Prolly not a good idea to use another mustang forums bandwith for pics on this one.
Off topic: As far as linking my pics to other websites, do you know how I can insert pics on this forum that are over 200kb? It seems there is a 200kb limit on uploading pics to one post in this forum. Or do I need to upload my pics to a website like Car Domain and then link from there?
#17
Well, they do make the little 'braces' that cover the holes from the stock spoiler
http://www.classicdesignconcepts.com/catal...isplay/653.html
http://www.classicdesignconcepts.com/catal...isplay/653.html
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Originally posted by kevinb120@January 23, 2006, 6:37 PM
Well, they do make the little 'braces' that cover the holes from the stock spoiler
http://www.classicdesignconcepts.com/catal...isplay/653.html
Well, they do make the little 'braces' that cover the holes from the stock spoiler
http://www.classicdesignconcepts.com/catal...isplay/653.html
#19
Wait a minute......the street scene ducktail does NOT cover the spoliler holes?????
Ugh, I had made the decision to get that one rather than the CDC because it covered the holes I thought.
Whats the best way of getting your hands on a spoilerless decklid???
Parts department? Saleen Takeoffs???
Oh that has ruined my night.
Ugh, I had made the decision to get that one rather than the CDC because it covered the holes I thought.
Whats the best way of getting your hands on a spoilerless decklid???
Parts department? Saleen Takeoffs???
Oh that has ruined my night.
#20
Nice pics, RD. I'm assuming those were taken on Mount Soledad? I can see the Mormon Temple in the background in the last pic. Do you live in the San Diego area? If it's possible, could I take a look at your car. I've been debating back and forth with myself if I should buy the CDC Ducktail, and I've come close, but it'd be awesome if I could see it in person. How bad was the installation? Just thinking about drilling holes in my car makes me cringe..