Where can I buy the Chrome On Parnelli Jones Mustangs
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Where can I buy the Chrome On Parnelli Jones Mustangs
the chrome on the front and back of the PJ edition mustangs, going around the grill and taillights. i cant find it in any online shops, does anyone know where i could get these? are they even available?
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as far as i know they are not available for purchase. some guys on here have picked up some peel and stick chrome trim from the local auto store and the end result looks almost the same
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I did pretty much exactly what Jayguy did. It looks like you can get some of the pieces for the rear end, like the license plate bracket and whatnot, but I've never seen the chrome out there and can't imagine how you'd do it outside of really pricey custom work.
Here's the results:
Here's the results:
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I can imagine, I put mine on with the grill off for that reason (also I had to mess with my fog lights anyway, so I had a reason). Can't wait to see what you came up with. What brand did you use? I'd consider replacing mine with one slightly bigger if I found it.
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i just used the brute force method, i like it fine enough now, i took it through a car wash to see if it would stay on fine, it did, i think i'll be increasing the size eventually, its all good since its not permanent
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I too used the door molding. Couple secrets, leave it in the sun before installing (softens it up) and just be careful making the turns in the corners, can be hard to curve. I did with grille on the car, some people take it off. I also went the extra mile and matched up with the trim on the hood.
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