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A couple new wingless pics

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fiveofanatic

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Just because I can't get enough of the way this car looks.

Plus, it's clean this time.





 

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Looks good man.
 

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crap





















 
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95snoozer

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hey that looks familiar!!
 
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she has a great stance to her....i just......well.....sorry, i dont like the no wing look one bit. its just as bad in my books as black wheels. i think our cars at the very least need something back there. other than that, she is lookin very nice.
 

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I tend to agree with Hazmat. Our bumpers are too darned fat and bubbly. They need something to compliment them.

It's a nice car though and uniqueness is always a plus in my book.
 

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I like it with no wing. It reminds me of the fox notchback. The car looks great, I'd prefer the horizontals though, but it still looks sweet.
 

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i like the no wing what did you use to fill in the holes?
 

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Curt, what do you do with the holes in the trunk?
 

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Im not a big fan of the no wing look but that looks pretty good IMO. Looks good on some cars and not so good on others. I just added a Saleen 351 Wing to mine and it gives it that " Mean " look to it but the wingless look is sleek and streem lined.
 

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Car looks good, but I agree... I don't care for the no wing look. Our cars look too much like a normal passenger car/grocery getter without one IMHO. The wing adds a little "sportyness" to it.
 

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believe he said he used stainless steel carriage bolts
 
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its like a v6 only not, im not too much a fan for the wingless stang but to each his own. BTW arent you in the wrong section?
 
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ur car is nude
 
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I used stainless steel carriage bolts to fill the holes, maybe $5.00 from my local True Value.

Yeah, I'm in the wrong section. Think of it as a 94-95 with a better hood & tail lights.
 

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fiveofanatic said:
I used stainless steel carriage bolts to fill the holes, maybe $5.00 from my local True Value.

Yeah, I'm in the wrong section. Think of it as a 94-95 with a better hood & tail lights.
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OT: do you really have 65,000 posts???? holy !@#$#
 

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fiveofanatic said:
Think of it as a 94-95 with a better hood & tail lights .
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not trying to steal your thread just showing you what a gts car
can look like!

your car looks good with out the wing, make it look cleaner
especially if you decide to put larger wheels in the back!!!





 

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svegt, no side skirts kicks major azz!
 
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