original tooling?
#1
original tooling?
im looking at buying a new front valance for my '66, there is 2 options, the regular one for 35 bucks, or original tooling for 70 bucks. is there a difference between the 2?
#2
for the extra 35 I would buy the ford tooling valence. I recently bought it for my car and it fit pretty well. With a repo you might run into some issues with way it lines up/fitting. Of course nothing is going to fit as good as the original probably.
If it was a fender I would probably go with the repo just b/c of the cost difference.
Here is a pic of the ford tooling valence I put on before I had the car painted.
If it was a fender I would probably go with the repo just b/c of the cost difference.
Here is a pic of the ford tooling valence I put on before I had the car painted.
#4
for god sake yes! FORD TOOLING
think about it, wangdow mustang parts in taiwan didnt make these cars ford did
i am fighting with a non ford tooling quarter panel, it is the biggest wall ive hit with my car so far, and i thought the inner rockers were hard...
think about it, wangdow mustang parts in taiwan didnt make these cars ford did
i am fighting with a non ford tooling quarter panel, it is the biggest wall ive hit with my car so far, and i thought the inner rockers were hard...
#5
for the extra 35 I would buy the ford tooling valence. I recently bought it for my car and it fit pretty well. With a repo you might run into some issues with way it lines up/fitting. Of course nothing is going to fit as good as the original probably.
If it was a fender I would probably go with the repo just b/c of the cost difference.
If it was a fender I would probably go with the repo just b/c of the cost difference.
#7
I too used a repop valance and it fit perfect. As for repop fenders...I bought from two different vendors, because I decided to replace one some time after the other before painting, and both fit different and not as good as Ford. You can adjust each lower front fender to fit the valance.
#8
Sometimes its not just about getting it to fit but the way the lines/gaps look on the car. A guy I know has a 70 chevelle SS and he purchased a repo quarter and it fit good but the lines/gaps between the body are not as rounded where it curves near the trunk.. its more of a straighter edge if that makes since
Last edited by wumarshall82; 01-18-2009 at 01:35 PM.
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