sexy rear end!
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RE: sexy rear end!
That's weird, it should be there. But anyway the part number is 055-741 price is $51.95 which is a total rip off for what it is but what are ya gonna do?
ORIGINAL: djl0657
BEAUSTANG,
It appears that you should start at the TOP, but if you knew what you are doing, the bottom of the trunk should be a good guide to line it up.
BTW, I e-mailed the MOSS people about the black bezels (I couldn't find them on the site). If you have a part number, it would be helpful. I want to see how my wife likes the look prior to me spending the dough.
BEAUSTANG,
It appears that you should start at the TOP, but if you knew what you are doing, the bottom of the trunk should be a good guide to line it up.
BTW, I e-mailed the MOSS people about the black bezels (I couldn't find them on the site). If you have a part number, it would be helpful. I want to see how my wife likes the look prior to me spending the dough.
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RE: sexy rear end!
Nice job Mc Guyver (SP?)!
ORIGINAL: mlcrycc
Here's another option, especially to avoid the crooked installation, and gain the flexibility of easy removal;
Put magnetic tape over the 3M tape strips that most of these panels come with for installation. Then, add some velcro strips as shown here.
Now, on the reverse side, this is how the velcro looks under the trunk lid;
This results in a panel that is very secure, yet easy to remove at will, for cleaning, for a change of look, etc. Again, I am assuming the honeycomb panel has 3M strips like this one.
Have fun with it, be creative....Good Luck,
Mike
Here's another option, especially to avoid the crooked installation, and gain the flexibility of easy removal;
Put magnetic tape over the 3M tape strips that most of these panels come with for installation. Then, add some velcro strips as shown here.
Now, on the reverse side, this is how the velcro looks under the trunk lid;
This results in a panel that is very secure, yet easy to remove at will, for cleaning, for a change of look, etc. Again, I am assuming the honeycomb panel has 3M strips like this one.
Have fun with it, be creative....Good Luck,
Mike
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From: Anaheim, California
RE: sexy rear end!
Beaustang,
LOL on the McGuyver thing....Ya, just give me some duct tape, velco tape, and magnetic tape, and I'll rule the world!!
DJL, here is a direct link to the bezels.....
http://www.mossmustang.com/Shop/View...eIndexID=48642
Mike
LOL on the McGuyver thing....Ya, just give me some duct tape, velco tape, and magnetic tape, and I'll rule the world!!
DJL, here is a direct link to the bezels.....
http://www.mossmustang.com/Shop/View...eIndexID=48642
Mike
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Joined: Mar 2006
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From: Williamsburg, VA
RE: sexy rear end!
Got it, thanks guys. My wife doesn't care for the honeycomb insert, I will work on her and convince her it is a good accessory. Thanks for the part number for the taillight part.
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