Wouldn't that be the Ronale location. If you watch the video,the guy says it's a highly modified Ronale.

 

Where in deland? I'm from Orlando and am always looking for reputable shops....

 

i havent seen it molded on like that.... looks nice and looks expensive

 

I had this idea awhile back and posted a thread about it, but from what someone told me it would eventually start cracking...

 

If done right it will not crack.The best way to do it is sand paint down to bare metal,then fiberglass to the bare metal,then attach spoiler ,then mold it in to the body of the car. This way it will be as one and not separate pieces. not cheap,but well worth it.

 

that looks amazing.. I am def goign to do that when im done my other mods. I wonder how much it cost though

 

Thats real nice.

 

That ducktail is hot. The lettering on it is not and the front end is....well, not so nice.

 

After looking at his car domain page I do have to give this guy credit. That is the most modified mustang I have seen. I have yet to see anyone else take the entire body off of the car and paint it from top to bottom.

 

Must be made out of money,I bet that cost a leg and arm to get done. Would be great to have done ,but I could never afford it.

 

even the inside of the trunkl lid is striped

 

Very nice!

 

car is a bit flashy, but to each his own.

i LOOOOVE that spoiler tho, the only thing that holds me back from getting a ducktail is the edges that kinda show, but that looks amazing.

 

Yeah I agree too, maybe if it were in sonic blue

 

Looks pretty sharp!

 

The whole car is sweet and puts out a wicked amount of power. We featured it in Mustang Generations magazine a couple issues ago.

 

You should see the car that Full Throttle Kustomz has put together. It's similar to this car (above).

 

+1

Would be too dangerous for me. It will develop cracks.

 

There are cars since 05 that have had this done in Florida (a lot of rain, humidity, etc), I don't think there's too much of a chance of this happening, of course, if it's done properly as it was mentioned before.

 

This is indeed interesting as EVERY bodyshop in Switzerland tells me: hands off. Do not do this!!!