Silver Horse Racing Flush Mount Louvers

ShowYa06

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I ordered mine this past weekend, #87 according to the registry. Has anyone else ordered these? They will replace the factory vent glass in your quarter panels and the owner I spoke with claims they will be simply awesome....

www.silverhorseracing.com and get them early before a price increase prior to release due out in November.

 

bigcat

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but its not functional?

 

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pspc271

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did you see the black mustang that had the chrome letters on the truck lid!!!

 

ShowYa06

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Neither is the stationary glass?

 

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The quality looks a bit...how shall I say this...suspect?

 

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pspc271 said:

did you see the black mustang that had the chrome letters on the truck lid!!!

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thats mine! i have their rear panel, and the quality is top notch. the gas doors are very high quality too, this is a really good company they will not release a product that sucks or is is poor quality!

 

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pspc271

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are you saying the MUSTANG letters come on a panel? I figured they would be individual letters that are either glued on or have some type of sticky backing with locator holes that have to be drilled. can you provide a closer pic?

 

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the panel i was talking about is the honeycomb, in between the tail lights. the letters are just stuck on, took a LOT of measuring!

 

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were did the letters come from?

 

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here is a better pic of my aZZ


http://www.cobranda.com/19mustonle.html

thats where to get them, damn now everyones gonna copy me!

 

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cowtown

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Their products are regarded as very good quality for sure. That picture is either photo shopped or early prototype so take that pic with a grain of salt.

Their website could sure use a little updating though. Ick.

Anways I'd love one of the fuel doors, maybe I'll see about getting one and then painting it to match the body.

 

bigcat

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ShowYa06 said:

Neither is the stationary glass?

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why remove the glass to install a nonfunctional louver? too much work for the end result

 

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stanmckinney

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I have had the letters for over a year. They stick on and you must take time to put them in the right place. Sorry, you copied me.
Actually, we copied the early Mustangs. I also have Ford on my hood.
Silverhorse Racing sells great stuff. I have the rear panel too. Fits great, looks good. No complaints.

 

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do you have a pic of the ford on the hood? i was thinking of that lol. i have had them for a while too before i actually took the time to measure it out, it is a PAIN!

 

ShowYa06

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I wanted this car for the old school look, I had a 1967 Coupe and fell in love all over again. I simply flipped when I seen these vents/louvers.

 

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stanmckinney

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I'll try to get a photo. It looks like the early Mustangs. I have a 1966 convertible, candyapple red, white top, red interior, 289 automatic and I copied the look of the Ford letters on the hood from it.

 

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Got some pics, these are going to be awesome!

 

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One more.

 

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I like this WAY better them the stick on louvers. These would look sick painted vista blue........

 

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welchy

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I like the look, but it is damn near winter and they aren't ready yet.