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DAMN! BODY KIT TO THE 10TH POWER!!!

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  • Start date Start date Apr 25, 2004
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96v6firstcar

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WOW THIS HAS GOT TO BE ONE OF THE MOST DECENT BODY MODS IVE SEEN TO DATE!
and only 1000! thats not to bad seeing as thats close to a body kit price!
the kit can be found at http://mustangtuning.com/targamustang.html

dont get me wrong im not a fan of the color choice, and rim color choice but that on a newer gt would be SAWEEEEEEEET
 

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decoy562

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That's pretty cool, but I wouldn't want to do it and give up the body rigidity.
 

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I assume you have to trust that you will cut your roof correctly. Little too risky for me
 
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96v6firstcar

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i totaly agree with the risk factor... thats why u pay someone to do it cuz f they **** it up there payin
 
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I'm sure it would look sick, but you've got to have some huevos to cut your roof like that. Plus, be aware that it isn't a $1K mod...it would run you close to $5K by the time you were finished with all of the parts, labor, paint, etc.
 

98_stang_guy

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Phoenix00GT said:
Plus, be aware that it isn't a $1K mod...it would run you close to $5K by the time you were finished with all of the parts, labor, paint, etc.
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how do you figure another $4k to get two small pieces of fiberglass painted?
 

98_stang_guy

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double post
 
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Phoenix00GT

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because you'll have to do a lot more than get a couple of pieces of fiberglass painted. You are going to have to take it to a shop, their time and materials alone will come out to a couple of grand even if it fit perfectly. Then there is the fact that the kit is NOT going to fit your car perfectly...after thousands of miles of driving on any chasis, no matter how well you stiffen it your body is going to flex and a kit like that one is going to need a LOT of fabrication to get it right...so tack another several grand on to that.

That's how I get to $5k for a $1k kit.
 

DJsZincGT

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Phoenix00GT said:
because you'll have to do a lot more than get a couple of pieces of fiberglass painted. You are going to have to take it to a shop, their time and materials alone will come out to a couple of grand even if it fit perfectly. Then there is the fact that the kit is NOT going to fit your car perfectly...after thousands of miles of driving on any chasis, no matter how well you stiffen it your body is going to flex and a kit like that one is going to need a LOT of fabrication to get it right...so tack another several grand on to that.

That's how I get to $5k for a $1k kit.
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Correct. Anyone who cuts the roof of their car to turn it into a targa top without prior knowledge of how to correctly do it is gonna end up getting burned, period. You can't just cut the top out and paint a couple pieces and slap them on the car. The car is not built to take that. The roof of the car adds a lot of rigidity to the entire chassis. That's why convertibles are heavier than coupes, because they have to do other things to the chassis to make the car strong.

It looks like @#&$* anyway; I can't see why anyone would want to do that to a Mustang.
 
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96v6firstcar

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i dont know about 5k ... id say 2500-3000 after all is said and done, and i think it looks way nice .... that would be a sure show winner in my oppinion cuz not many people have it... another way cool thing to look at is

http://mustangtuning.com/mustangcpillar.html

the ones on the silver car look hella cool imo
 
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