Dash trim needed
OK, which photo is your car? Or are they just samples? This trim can be had complete, new, for $150. I suggest you find it used, by calling dealers who sell used parts, or checking eBay.
Last edited by 2+2GT; Nov 16, 2010 at 09:06 AM.
they are pretty expensive because they aren't manufacyured anymore, so people sold the old ones from scrapyard for big money.
wonder where 2+2 found new ones? mustang barn?
i got mine off ebay ... maybe you get lucky ...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/65-66...Q5fAccessories
wonder where 2+2 found new ones? mustang barn?
i got mine off ebay ... maybe you get lucky ...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/65-66...Q5fAccessories
Neither car pictured is mine, as mine doesn't have these.
Most of the Mustang sources have them - for a price... I've put the ones you linked to from sleezebay in my watch list yesterday. I want to look around a bit before I bid as once I bid on these, it'll be a price that insures they're mine.
wonder where 2+2 found new ones? mustang barn?
i got mine off ebay ... maybe you get lucky ...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/65-66...Q5fAccessories
i got mine off ebay ... maybe you get lucky ...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/65-66...Q5fAccessories
ya, must be new. i think last time i checked a few years back they only got be gotten used.
as for ebay, that's the way to go. hold your horses, pretend you don't exist.
have your computer synched up with timeserver so it's synched with ebay by the second. have a 2nd window open with the same auction. hit bid button a minute before make sure you are logged in enter a price you want to pay, hover over the bid button and hit it 2 secs before the end and confirm.
either it's yours or it isn't. the great thing is that no matter what you bet (what you are prepared to pay), only what the last bidder wanted to spent plus another dollar is the price
as well if it's over the price you were prepared to pay you just skip on it. this way you don't run the risk, ah another ten another ten another 20 ... rubbish. either you get it what you want to pay for or you don't without any bidding
was prepared to spend 2500 for my engine, put it all in and it was mine for 1800 :-)
as for ebay, that's the way to go. hold your horses, pretend you don't exist.
have your computer synched up with timeserver so it's synched with ebay by the second. have a 2nd window open with the same auction. hit bid button a minute before make sure you are logged in enter a price you want to pay, hover over the bid button and hit it 2 secs before the end and confirm.
either it's yours or it isn't. the great thing is that no matter what you bet (what you are prepared to pay), only what the last bidder wanted to spent plus another dollar is the price
as well if it's over the price you were prepared to pay you just skip on it. this way you don't run the risk, ah another ten another ten another 20 ... rubbish. either you get it what you want to pay for or you don't without any bidding
was prepared to spend 2500 for my engine, put it all in and it was mine for 1800 :-)
I made one about 3 years ago it worked but looks out of place. A few months ago I checked eBay and got one really cheap the guy had two sets at the time. Didn't think I could get them around 30 bucks. I would say be patient and try ebay never know. I found some one who sells them new but was out of my price range, over $150.
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