the general consenses is that the cheap ksr repros are no good at all, nos ones are very expensive and a little hard to find, are these made in original FORD TOOLING?? any one seen anything good out there?
Yep, I ordered one earlier and the break area wasn't even in the center of the piece where it should be. I didn't even attempt to try it on, or it would look just like the current one I have, where the break line was also re-bent, resulting in an unsightly ding/dimple.
I'm making a new sign for World of Wheels. Thought I'd share. Any opinions?
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That looks like a lot of fun racing - interesting that there isn't alot of shifting going on....
How about that 3M foam masking? That might be easy - wonder what kind of edge you actually get.
My white fastback as the pinch welds painted body color (white). The car is not original, and is modified, but I'd like to correct the pinch weld area as best I can on my own. How do you guys suggest I go about this? I don't want to get black overspray all over the nice white paint job, but masking it will be too sharp of a line. Should I just use a brush with some flat black enamel over the white? I imagine spray paint would have too much pressure to avoid the overspray....
Thanks for the review. A funny story - I used the 80/20, and less than a month after installing it (mass backed), I entered it into a judged show, and loss points for what the judges termed "worn carpet". It was as new, as I installed it. I'm still satisifed, as it was better than what was in there before, but yes, I agree that density of actual carpet material is lacking, as it also does on the ACC carpetted floor mats. Probably the best we're going to find right now, though. Definitely worth an extra $50. Easy to install. I used a craftsman all purpose cutting tool (Looks like a hand held scissors/hedge trimmer) and it worked very easy to trim with no problem.
Well, as much as it hurts, it is time to carpet one more Mustang. This time it is a 68 coupe, and was curious if anyone has used the Raylon carpet now offered by ACC. Looking for your experience with the new product. Sure hate to start anew on the carpet issue!
Saw the blog on VA Mustang, but no review from you. How did the installation go this time?
if purchasing a ticket via web, how do I know my ticket number? I didn't get any type of stub.... Is this normal?
Quote from timjshanahanDisplay More65 GTK Fastback
65 A-code Fastback
65 GT Convertible
67 GT500
68 GT350 Conv
69 GT350 Conv
67 GTA Conv
I am going to keep two of them. Which do you think I should keep and why?
I'll take all of them for you if you are sick of them (: Tell us more about the cars - condition, colors, etc....
That explains why I found factory green color under the black firewall area paint!
Congratulations and good luck... Nice cars - that '56 Continental convertible is quite a catch!!
phenomenal Kar! I just love it (:
small or large lettered cobra, S1MS or S2MS, or what?
just purchased 3 tickets online -
Welcome!!!
tell us more about the car. There is no info on the site, other than pictures.... Looks GREAT by the way....
I'd say low-mid 80s judging by the trucks in the background..?
Wow, some of you guys have some nice cars! As for me, I got my K and a '65 GT350 replica, my '05 F150 4x4, and the family car - 2004 Toyota Sienna Minivan (first car ever purchased brand new).
Which of the three GT350 boards do you like best?
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Any opinions on this - trying to incorporate an all-in one design for the guys who want all their pics and a bunch of text! Is it too much?
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