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  • Start date Start date Jul 18, 2006
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PJx5x

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Are you running any spacers or anything in the front or back? Is the rearend the stock width?
 

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PJx5x said:
Are you running any spacers or anything in the front or back? Is the rearend the stock width?
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Nothing in the back and a 1/4" spacer up front only to keep the inner wheel lip off the UCA at full lock.

The rear axle is a stock width from a 69 Mustang
 

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One of the coolest, most unique, and stealthy classics I have ever seen. Great job!
 

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Hey Big-Mac do you run into problems with the front wheels rubbing or hitting. and did you roll your fenders?
 

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Hey Big-Mac do you run into problems with the front wheels rubbing or hitting. and did you roll your fenders?
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No rubbing...and the lips are rolled. Before I put the 1/4" spacers on the front rubbed on the UCA's at full lock.
 
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Glad to see your up and running. I know you from protouring. (gbeals) You car has come a long way. Good Job.
 

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Glad to see your up and running. I know you from protouring. (gbeals) You car has come a long way. Good Job.
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Thanks gbeals...I remember you from protouring.com

Here is a pic from the Yellow Rose Show this past weekend.

 

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Car looks great!! I love those wheels. I vote no on the rockers as well.
 

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98blkcnvrt said:
Car looks great!! I love those wheels. I vote no on the rockers as well.
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Thanks. I have decided to leave off the molding...so the car will soon go back to the paint shop (Mohr Restoration) to get the holes filled...
 
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My vote is for no. I like the clean look you have accomplished. Adding more trim pieces will only ad to tacked on look, which it looks like you are trying not to do.
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I agree...I think (insert my $.02 here) that it clutters it up. Then again, I like the clean lines, and my car isnt even gonna have carpet...heh heh

That car is TOIGHT!!! TOIGHT like a TOIGER!!!!
 
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BIG-MAC said:
I live in southeast Lewisville near the SH121 - I35 intersection.
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We are going to have to get together some time... I am in Flower Mound near 1171 and Garden Ridge.
 

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We are going to have to get together some time... I am in Flower Mound near 1171 and Garden Ridge.
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How about the Cracker Barrel next Saturday...should be the monthly NTMC sponsored get together.
 
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ooops... looks like I checked this on Sunday... PM me a number so we can talk... I would like to find some people to hang out with.
 

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BIG-MAC said:
Thanks so much for the compliments!

Any opinions on whether or not I should intall the rocker panel moulding?
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On Dark paint, the more chrome the better. Nice job by the way.
 

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I installed the rocker molding on the drivers side to see if I like it. What do you guys think? Should I leave it on or take it off? I also recently installed some Scat ProCar Rally seats.


 

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gunmetal5.0

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That car is absolutely gorgeous. The color is stunning. It's tough that I have nice black paint with activator, seems late to change my mind but your car makes me want to!
 

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Geese it looks good both ways, glad i dont have to make that decision. If it were my car i could go either way, On the one hand i like the look with it on, and i also like the look with it off. Either way you go, the car is amazing, I'm sure that these pictures do not do it justice. I love it.
 

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It looks good either way. The car looks more "serious" without it if that makes any sense.
 

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Well it's what matters to you that matters the most. But since you asked, I think the car looks cleaner and more hot rod without it.
 

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mdjay said:
Well it's what matters to you that matters the most. But since you asked, I think the car looks cleaner and more hot rod without it.
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