Agent 47 Mirrors - Prepainted
3rd Gear Member
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 808
From: Kennesaw, GA
I'm pretty sure DarkFire had SHR paint them two-tone. You just have to ask.
$424 seems like a lot to have them pre-painted. I paid $249 and then had a body shop paint mine for $100. I also have the two-tone, but you can't see it very much on the alloy.
These mirrors use the stock motors by the way.
$424 seems like a lot to have them pre-painted. I paid $249 and then had a body shop paint mine for $100. I also have the two-tone, but you can't see it very much on the alloy.
These mirrors use the stock motors by the way.
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Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 2,204
I'm pretty sure DarkFire had SHR paint them two-tone. You just have to ask.
$424 seems like a lot to have them pre-painted. I paid $249 and then had a body shop paint mine for $100. I also have the two-tone, but you can't see it very much on the alloy.
These mirrors use the stock motors by the way.
$424 seems like a lot to have them pre-painted. I paid $249 and then had a body shop paint mine for $100. I also have the two-tone, but you can't see it very much on the alloy.
These mirrors use the stock motors by the way.
Save $70-80 bucks!
http://www.southernmustangparts.com/...ors-p-308.html
Ken
Last edited by southernmustangparts; Aug 28, 2008 at 03:46 PM.
4th Gear Member
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 1,852
From: East Moline, IL
Yes, I had SHR's paint shop take care of the two toning for me. It costed even more. But completely worth it to me. Paint match from him is always right on, and he stands behind all of his work. Around here anyway, you never know what you'll get from a shop, and I know that none of them stand behind their work as Marcello does.
5th Gear Member
Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 2,358
From: City of God
once you see these on a car beside ones with the stock mirrors it makes you wonder wtf ford was thinking. One of my fav visual mods by far. It changes the hole look from the front of the car.
f150 sums them up pretty well, almost big enough to fit on a super duty aswell.
f150 sums them up pretty well, almost big enough to fit on a super duty aswell.
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Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 13,373
From: Orlando FL
Yes, I had SHR's paint shop take care of the two toning for me. It costed even more. But completely worth it to me. Paint match from him is always right on, and he stands behind all of his work. Around here anyway, you never know what you'll get from a shop, and I know that none of them stand behind their work as Marcello does.
He's my favorite aftermarket provider out there.
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Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 1,852
From: East Moline, IL
Definitely. I love talking to him, because he always makes me feel like I'm important. Which is very important when speaking with customers. His email yesterday was apologizing because he didn't get back to me within a day. He was emailing me at 11:48PM. The guy is a worker, and a great one at that.