Chrome Mustang Trunk Lid Letters?

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05-04-2012, 01:21 PM

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05 Mustang

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Originally Posted by killdar

leave them off for a bit, then in a couple weeks decide which you liked better.
I like the letters on some cars but wouldn't fit in w/ the direction I went w/ my car

+1^^...

05-05-2012, 12:00 AM

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Topp64

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Originally Posted by kevinmalec

Not a big fan of letters.....but, it looks fine.

Have you considered the "Mustang" 3rd light decal?

I do like the 3rd light decal. Really looks good paired with your decklid panel.

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Originally Posted by ZPounds07GT

I have gone back and forth with putting them on my car. I personally like them, it reminds me of the Shelbys and adds a little bit of unique style to the car.

I like the way it gives it a little bit of a classic look. Reminds me of my old high school buddy's 67 Mustang. The letters are a pain when doing a wash though. Impossible to keep from dripping water, even after using a leaf blower.

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Originally Posted by killdar

leave them off for a bit, then in a couple weeks decide which you liked better.
I like the letters on some cars but wouldn't fit in w/ the direction I went w/ my car

Thats probably the best way to decide. Think I'll take your advice.

05-05-2012, 02:29 PM

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kevinmalec

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Appreciate it! I also smoke tinted the tail lights for a finished look. =-)

05-05-2012, 09:35 PM

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Topp64

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Originally Posted by kevinmalec

Appreciate it! I also smoke tinted the tail lights for a finished look. =-)

Very nice! I plan on doing something with the tail lights soon. Just curious, how is your paint holding up? I'm starting to notice a ton of small chips on the lower door panels. The car has never been driven in the winter. Seems like most of the chips have happened this spring.