Styling bar installed what do you think?
2nd Gear Member
Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 199
From: lawrenceville
RE: Styling bar installed what do you think?
thanks, all the other bars i've looked at involved removing rear seat & panels and
a lot of cutting & drilling. just installed the cervinis side exhaust. very easy, they seem
to know what they are doing.
a lot of cutting & drilling. just installed the cervinis side exhaust. very easy, they seem
to know what they are doing.
3rd Gear Member
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 983
From: Huntsville, Al
RE: Styling bar installed what do you think?
ORIGINAL: Dave07GTCS
Finally got a warm enoughday to do a little work on the stang so I took it out of the garage and installed the Cervini Styling Bar. I had to send the Speedster Cover back, Im staill waiting to get a new one so I can get it painted and installed.
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Finally got a warm enoughday to do a little work on the stang so I took it out of the garage and installed the Cervini Styling Bar. I had to send the Speedster Cover back, Im staill waiting to get a new one so I can get it painted and installed.
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Thread Starter
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 19
From: minnesota
RE: Styling bar installed what do you think?
Rupp
The Speedster cover had a few problems. When the pieces were put together there was about 3/8 gap in the back and tight against front. The other problem was the metal piece that was suppose to be bonded to the cover was comming off. Cervinis was great about it and are sending me a new cover. Have to wait and see if the replacement has any problems.
The Speedster cover had a few problems. When the pieces were put together there was about 3/8 gap in the back and tight against front. The other problem was the metal piece that was suppose to be bonded to the cover was comming off. Cervinis was great about it and are sending me a new cover. Have to wait and see if the replacement has any problems.