Stripes around cars?

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shlby123

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• Apr 21, 2007

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I have an '87 GT that has the stripe around the car. It's a white car, white the gray lower portion all the way around and then a black stripe, running at the point where they meet...I mean ya'll know what GT looks like from the late 80s Anyway, I found out from the original owner of the car that that little stripe was actually the light blue color instead of black. She changed it because she had an issue with that color...though the black stripe just doesnt sit well with me with a blue & white leather interior. SOOOO...does anybody know who sells the material that they make that out of? Do they sell it in rolls? or??

 

cenok is family

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• Apr 21, 2007

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be gone with that 80's styling! lol

 

GSXRMIXXER

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cenok is family said:

be gone with that 80's styling! lol

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not thread jacking however, what size tips are you running? have any better pics?

 

cenok is family

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they're polished 2.5" tails...i'm at work so i don't have any better pics with me. i'm needing some new ones anyway, there's a nasty weld spot on the outside of the passenger side tail...looks gross. anyone got some 2.5" tails for sale?

 

mustangjoe87

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• Apr 21, 2007

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Its just vynal tape, 3M prolly makes it in rolls.

 

93GTosu

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are you talking about these?

http://50resto.com/products.aspx?category=MDEC16

 

Shakerhood

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I replaced a front fender extension and had to put tape on it to match, I could not find the correct thickness, so I ended up measuring it and cutting it longways with a straight edge and a razor blade.