Hey there just got the fuel door installed and thought I would post pics. Specially for anyone interested on what it would look like on a black stang.
First off I have to say the cliche
yes the quality of this thing is awesome and the install is really simple




last one

 

Looks fantastic! Pictures do not do this car justice - definitely stands out in a crowd in a good way

 

looks good!

 

Outstanding! The black on black looks really nice, especially with the screw heads being silver.

 

Oh HELLZ yeah - best maintained black S197 I have seen........


Looks great Perry!

 

looking good!

PS: Anyone have any pics of the black door on a WB car?

 

Perry,awesome! do you actually drive your car? it's always spotless!

 

I'll second that. I got the fuel door and taillight panel as a b-day present for myself. Installing everything only took about 45 min from opening the box to having both pieces on the car. I also got the black fuel door but my GT's color is Redfire. Everybody like's the way the door look's and think's it's a great piece. If anybody want's to see pics just post a request!

Sean

 

Looks great, Perry!

SHR makes the best looking fuel door out there.
(I got the polished one myself! )

 

Alrighty then...lets see it!

 

That thing looks GREAT!!!

 

Thanks for all the comments. I tossed around on the fuel door thing for awhile seeing that it does have a false gas cap in the back. But after putting it on and giving that extra little touch to the fuel door I couldnt be happier.
again SHR has great quality for those thinking on purchasing anything from them.

 

My real interest is the tail panel. I've been looking for a blackout panel for my Torch Red GT, and I'm not thrilled that the panel I ordered from LRS is going to be a piece of black vinyl.

 

We have pictures of it on Torch red... let me look

 

I gotta say... I really like that blackout panel in the picture. Is that a vinyl piece? Or ABS? Thanks for the pic.

 

LOL - ours is made from BASF UV inhibited resin. BASF didn't make the honeycomb panel, they just made it better

So to answer the question, it's not vinyl. You should check out the other thread on it, or check our website for some good close-up shots of it.

 

English translation:
Using BASF-branded material is better than regular "plastics" because it won't fade/crack/discolor.
Infinity didn't make this translation, he made it better.

 

ROTFLMAO - That's good!!

Seriously, translation is that I want our parts to hold up at least as well as the cars they are going on, so I don't skimp on any part of the development or manufacture. The BASF slogan just aptly fits here because it's very true. There are a lot of plastics out there that we could use that would cost less, and you wouldn't know just by looking at a new part that we did. Ditto for the molds and equipment, we could do it overseas in a sweat shop, and it would cost 1/2 as much to produce or less, meaning nothing more than money in our pockets - but I'd rather do it the way we do and be able to sleep at night, even if it means I don't get to drive that new Aston Martin Vanquish that I want.... (Hey it's still a Ford!!)

 

By the way, just for the sake of choice, have you considered offering the same quality panel in a smooth, satin-type finish... non-painted, with a flat or satin-type finish? If I screwed up this suggestion, maybe Infinty could explain it better?
And thanks for your dedication to Stangers.

 

[quote=MrMojo1953 If I screwed up this suggestion, maybe Infinty could explain it better?
And thanks for your dedication to Stangers.[/quote]



I hope you're kidding, as Marcello obviously caught my play on the BASF slogan.

On Topic:
I really like the idea of a satin panel. My car is being done in a "Stealth Jet" type theme, where there will be nothing too shiny. That's why I am so interested in the black anodized peices that Silver Horse is doing.