TRUNK LETTERS DONE
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Originally posted by red454@June 27, 2005, 4:09 PM
Wow - that REALLY looks sharp...
Where did you get the letters (MUSTANG) and at what cost?
Wow - that REALLY looks sharp...
Where did you get the letters (MUSTANG) and at what cost?
@ MID AMERICA MUSTANGS in Saint Charles Mo. $20 Check out Scott Drake
http://www.scottdrake.net/prod_cats.aspx?a...20and%20related
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Originally posted by PonyGirl@June 28, 2005, 6:20 AM
Kyle, Nice Job. Are you in St. Charles? I am in Wentzville!! COOL. Do you ever go to FastLanes?
Kyle, Nice Job. Are you in St. Charles? I am in Wentzville!! COOL. Do you ever go to FastLanes?
I actually live in U City. I do go to FastLanes from time to time. I saw your car at the Show at Sunset Ford. Awesome Job !!
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Originally posted by 2k5 legend@June 27, 2005, 6:43 PM
So did you drill holes, are these pin mounted? Yikes!
So did you drill holes, are these pin mounted? Yikes!
No holes. Double sided 3m tape on the back.
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Originally posted by Louie@June 28, 2005, 2:30 AM
They look good, but I'm not sure about having 2 different types of letters saying "Mustang" on my car (thinking of the door sills...). There shouldn't be any inconsistencies.
They look good, but I'm not sure about having 2 different types of letters saying "Mustang" on my car (thinking of the door sills...). There shouldn't be any inconsistencies.
My Car has 1968 Ponie's on the fender's, 1965 Ford lettering on the hood, 1967 Mustang letters on the Trunk and 1968 Script Mustang on the dashboard. That is called Old School consistencies.
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[quote=Louie,June 28, 2005, 2:30 AM]
They look good, but I'm not sure about having 2 different types of letters saying "Mustang" on my car (thinking of the door sills...). There shouldn't be any inconsistencies.
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http://pub8.bravenet.com/photocenter/album...ernum=656302848
1968 Mustang Script letters on the side.
http://pub8.bravenet.com/photocenter/album...ernum=656302848
1968 Mustang Block letters on the back.
A Mustang is a Wild Horse she does what she wants. lol....
They look good, but I'm not sure about having 2 different types of letters saying "Mustang" on my car (thinking of the door sills...). There shouldn't be any inconsistencies.
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http://pub8.bravenet.com/photocenter/album...ernum=656302848
1968 Mustang Script letters on the side.
http://pub8.bravenet.com/photocenter/album...ernum=656302848
1968 Mustang Block letters on the back.
A Mustang is a Wild Horse she does what she wants. lol....
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Originally posted by PHATTZZ STANG@June 28, 2005, 5:03 PM
My Car has 1968 Ponie's on the fender's, 1965 Ford lettering on the hood, 1967 Mustang letters on the Trunk and 1968 Script Mustang on the dashboard. That is called Old School consistencies.
My Car has 1968 Ponie's on the fender's, 1965 Ford lettering on the hood, 1967 Mustang letters on the Trunk and 1968 Script Mustang on the dashboard. That is called Old School consistencies.
Any aftermarket suppliers for such sills? I would surely replace the stock sills with ones having the kind of letters you've put on your trunk!