Post Some Pics of Stangs with Hood Pins!

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i am thinking about getting them and just want to see some pics of them. thanks

 

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pic here

 

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Linky no worky

 

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taken about a month back or so. im still debating on getting the plastic coated stranded wire to finish the look.

 

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i also want the wires...if i had the wires could anybody get under my hood if i didn't have the latch?

 

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yup...without the latch, all you need to do it take out the hood pins and ur engine is open for anything. definately keep the latch. you wouldnt even notice a difference with it there and without them

 

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i want this grill for my car but in order to get it i have to lose the hood latch or relocate it? where the hell am i goin to relocate it? do i have to get a 96-98 latch?

 

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i wouldnt dare run without a latch. having hood pins just kinda looks like you dont have a latch anymore and is begging for someone to try and open it sooner or later. sounds like you might have to switch something or rig it to work with the new grill

 

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I've got that type of grill and you can still get to the latch to open the hood, but it's harder. I've gotten used to it. You just have to push over the top of the release arm instead of the normal place. It's gravy.

 

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TrueBlue95GT said:

I've got that type of grill and you can still get to the latch to open the hood, but it's harder. I've gotten used to it. You just have to push over the top of the release arm instead of the normal place. It's gravy.

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Listen to TrueBlue hes right, i do the same thing.

 

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ya know its funny, for about 2 months after i got my first mustang, i thought that was how u opened the hood by the top of the arm. i didn't realize it until someone opened up their hood.

for my pics, click on the link in my sig.

 

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The cars not painted, and it looks ****ty, but i got em, although i have a full lift off. The front ones i got from summit and are keyed, the rears are just regular cheap ones.

 

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but isnt there locking hood pins? i heard this from someone on corral...thanks

 

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this is what i want to run on my car...i am will be talking to the guy soon to see if he got rid of the latch nad will see if his pins are locking ones, but i tihnk ithis looks so good check this out

 

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those ones i have in my pic above are locking ones