"mustangstofear" said:Just open up your holes a little bigger and it should slide right in.
Hahahahaaaa!!!!!! :wth :roll
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"mustangstofear" said:Just open up your holes a little bigger and it should slide right in.
"Kats66Pny" said:Hahahahaaaa!!!!!! :wth :roll
"classicdoug" said:It is a very nice looking piece Rich. The fiberglass work is done well. I rarely get a fiberglass part that is finished on the outside like this one. Most have pinholes, mold seams, and other problems.
Making it fit correctly is obviously the next step. Hopefully Kat and I won't have to cuss too much!
Doug
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The only reason I rejected them was because they didn't fit at the top. It just seemed like such a waste to pitch them. We try very hard to make all our fiberglass user friendly.
"Kats66Pny" said:Right now I have it tied up...
Easy.........lol......on a Mustang........You can get to them.
Deep socket, long extensions, maybe a universal.....
By the looks of the nylon rope and the perfect knots, I would wager a fair amount that that isn't Kat's first time tying someon....errr...something up like that.
"Kats66Pny" said:Right my stock headlights are too big.
"Grabber70Mach" said:So what size you going for when you get your headlight reduction.
"Kats66Pny" said:2 inches smaller :roll
as for the other headlights, those are just the right size.
"classicdoug" said:Be careful Kat. Texas law says that you can't have more than 4 front facing lights turned on at the same time.