Originally Posted by TGREY V6

I totally agree with that. That's why I'm so hesitant when getting a chin because it really doesn't look complete and it sticks out like a sore thumb when it's a different color. Well....at least that's the case with the sixers because of the curvature of the from bumper. So I'll probably just end up waiting and spending the extra few bucks on the gt bumper and go from there. Is it possible for a novice like me to swap out the bumper covers myself?

Originally Posted by spike

The only trick is that you have to swap the directional signal brackets from the old bumper to the new bumper which are riveted on. So technically you’ll need a rivet gun to follow the instructions. However, I was able to do it without putting the rivets back in since the same bolts that hold on the bumper also go through the brackets... meaning the rivets are really there to make it easier to install the bumper but they are not necessary.

Originally Posted by mustangpowers

my personal opinion is chin spoilers look good but only when they match the body color. i think it looks like a pieced together car when they are not painted. JMO

Originally Posted by MELLOWYELLOW06

Here you go, but act fast if its not already too late.

http://losangeles.craigslist.org/wst...615030712.html

Originally Posted by Humboldt Stang

Won't try to talk you out of your opinion, you're entitled to it, so it's not wrong.
My opinion differs though.