What type of wing is this?
06-29-2008, 05:48 PM
#13
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RE: What type of wing is this?
No, those are 1/4 wondow scoops (nonfunctional). Louvers are the things on the rear window of the Mach 1 in the previous post. Sorry, thought I might be missing something.
ORIGINAL: GstangT
The side louvers...? Are those not louvers?
ORIGINAL: beaustang
What louvers? I don't see any.
What louvers? I don't see any.
ORIGINAL: GstangT
Wow.. not sure, but that stang looks nice. Not to get off topic, but what louvers are those? The stang overall has a real old school feel to it
Wow.. not sure, but that stang looks nice. Not to get off topic, but what louvers are those? The stang overall has a real old school feel to it
06-29-2008, 05:49 PM
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RE: What type of wing is this?
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. Check the chrome "mustang" letters on the trunk. Are those pony package??
. Check the chrome "mustang" letters on the trunk. Are those pony package??
06-29-2008, 06:06 PM
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RE: What type of wing is this?
ORIGINAL: ReaperGT
You guys think this is it?
You guys think this is it?
Now, there's something really wrong with that car...
The BOSS 351 is a very rare option for 1971 only.
This car here is a 1970 (totally different look) and the BOSS package was either 302 or 429.
Thought I let you guys know...
06-29-2008, 07:34 PM
#16
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RE: What type of wing is this?
1/4 window scoops appear to be CDC maybe?
http://www.classicdesignconcepts.com...etail&p=92
Got to agree, that is one nice looking car. Took me a minute to realize there was a duck tail on there too, kind of blended right in. The 70's one above is pretty sweet too, thanks for the little BOSS history lesson, learn something new every day!
http://www.classicdesignconcepts.com...etail&p=92
Got to agree, that is one nice looking car. Took me a minute to realize there was a duck tail on there too, kind of blended right in. The 70's one above is pretty sweet too, thanks for the little BOSS history lesson, learn something new every day!
06-29-2008, 08:54 PM
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RE: What type of wing is this?
ORIGINAL: ReaperGT
Hey guys.. i've been looking for a new wing and i came across this one. I really like it but ive been searching for like two hours trying to find out which wing it is and i cant find anything. Do you know what wing this is? Im talking about the pedestal spoiler and not the ducktail one.
Thanks
Hey guys.. i've been looking for a new wing and i came across this one. I really like it but ive been searching for like two hours trying to find out which wing it is and i cant find anything. Do you know what wing this is? Im talking about the pedestal spoiler and not the ducktail one.
Thanks
This is what the 2010 Mustang should look like
06-29-2008, 10:10 PM
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RE: What type of wing is this?
Did i just start the new trend in v6 modding? In six months we are all gonna be running that rear spoiler set up
It does look awesome. So do you think they put this wing where the stock spoiler holes are or do you think they just put it in the middle? (Where on the deck-lid are the stock holes?)
It does look awesome. So do you think they put this wing where the stock spoiler holes are or do you think they just put it in the middle? (Where on the deck-lid are the stock holes?)
06-29-2008, 10:15 PM
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RE: What type of wing is this?
I think whoever's car that is started a trend brought to our attention by you lol. I just looked at Cervinis and the pedestal replaces the stock holes...unless you are a chump like me and have no holes and no wing