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Bill H said:
Added our 14th Ford (over time) yesterday. Super clean, 5k miles, brand new in and out. Got a steal.
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Nice, any plans for it? I know in the trucks you could get a Ford tuner that doesn't void warranty.
 
It’s my wife’s ride so no tuner plans. She wants me to program the garage opener though!

We had Grand Highlander Hybrid Max which was a sweet ride. She got hit at speed on interstate and it got totaled. Tore a front wheel off even. She was shaken and sore but ok thank goodness.
 
Bill H said:
It’s my wife’s ride so no tuner plans. She wants me to program the garage opener though!

We had Grand Highlander Hybrid Max which was a sweet ride. She got hit at speed on interstate and it got totaled. Tore a front wheel off even. She was shaken and sore but ok thank goodness.
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Glad to hear that she's alright. Sounds like it was the other party's fault?
 
jco1385 said:
Kickin around the backyard pile earlier and found all the flavors. Does that Panther one clear Cobra brakes?

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Trunk Monkey said:
Stick it on the car and see.
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Nah. This is one of those situations that you get to do all sorts of math like a highschool trig student trying to find rational area volume or some dumb shit instead of just trying it out to see if it fits 😂🤣😂
 
jco1385 said:
Kickin around the backyard pile earlier and found all the flavors. Does that Panther one clear Cobra brakes?

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The one on the top looks like a 17" wheel so it might fit. I am assuming you have converted to 5x4.5"? I have Cobra brakes under '98-02 CV/GM 16" steel wheels on my wagon, but it required light clearancing on the calipers to clear on the fronts.
 
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Got some Auxito LED's in for the daily, I love the brighter light, I know sometimes the LEDs clash with the warmth of beige but in this case since its less like the lounges that our t-birds are, I think it works well, plus its practical which I find helpful for a daily. It's quite nice being able to see inside easily when its dark out.
 
I have a real love for those cars. Growing up we towed one behind the motorhome, it had the upgraded stop sign floor boards.
 
Thinking about it, I know exactly where I missed the rollover. I wouldn't have been able to see it because it's right before my exit for work and I'm doing lane changes, avoiding traffic from a large street merging into the freeway, and other traffic beginning to get in line for a freeway interchange all in one 1/2 mile stretch of road.

Add to that, I had a lot on my mind with my dog as well.
 
First clean them throughly with soap and water. Anywhere that is chipped or scratched has to be sanded down to bare metal and feathered out with 180 grit sandpaper. If you can feel it in the prep, you will see it in the paint. Once all those are feathered out, spray those areas with a high build primer, and let it cure. Once the primer is cured, wet-sand the whole panel with 400 grit. Clean it again with soap and water, then with a wax and grease remover, then you should be ready to paint.
 
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