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Old 02-03-2014, 06:46 PM
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I have figured out the appearance direction I want to go with my GT. My question is whether my Baby would look good with the flat black-painted hood. Opinions?

And, if so, would painting the hood flat black be considered a DIY project?
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Old 02-03-2014, 07:04 PM
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The grille can be done with some flexchrome, which is the same material I used for that effect in the 05 grille in my sig. If I remember correctly, it cost me about $20 in chrome, and maybe 20-30 minutes of my time. Then you have enough flexchrome left over to do it again if/when it peels.
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http://www.autoblog.com/2012/11/30/r...-drive-review/

They basically take modern mustangs and make them look identical to 60's models on the outside. Very cool
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Originally Posted by cema93
http://www.autoblog.com/2012/11/30/r...-drive-review/

They basically take modern mustangs and make them look identical to 60's models on the outside. Very cool
O...M...G...!! That's DAMN sexy!! Thanks for the link!
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Don't paint the whole hood. Save some money and do vinyl.
https://www.rockymountaingraphics.co...&search=&page=
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Originally Posted by ReeseJones
Don't paint the whole hood. Save some money and do vinyl.
https://www.rockymountaingraphics.co...&search=&page=
No, the plan was just to paint the cowl area of the hood. I considered vinyl, but it would look like hell with just a couple of rock-chips in it, and would need replaced. Still, I may do vinyl just to see if I like the look enough, then paint it anyway.
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My original 69 had a satin black hood. not flat black
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Originally Posted by mcrider
My original 69 had a satin black hood. not flat black
That's a good chunk of info to have. I would have used those terms interchangeably, but there is a difference. Thank you!!

Since you had a 69, what's your opinion of my idea? Honestly, with no filter.
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This is a little off topic but do you run spacers on your mustang?
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Originally Posted by silverskoundrel
This is a little off topic but do you run spacers on your mustang?
No, I don't have upgraded brakes, so not needed with these wheels. Why?
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