Carbon Fiber "GRABBER" hood installed

Discussion in 'General Maverick/Comet' started by MikeG747, Jul 15, 2007.

  1. Maverick Man

    Maverick Man The Original Maverick Man

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    thanks for posting them up!!!! wow don't you hate it when your wife says she likes it and now you just have to get more parts for your car now.. lol!

    anyways glad you liked it!!!!

    whos next!!!!

    they are as functional as they will get... ;) in otherwords they are open to let air in... but as far as what the air is doing in there who knows... ;) ask ford about the orginal design... lol! ;)

    yes do that... so hurry up and sell yours! i'm really looking forward to someone to paint this thing and leave the part where the grabber stirpes are supposed to be in CF!!!
     
  2. Fish OutOfWater

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    Yep, that hood looks great. Thanks for putting up the pictures.:yup:
     
  3. MikeG747

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    Hood Lip Molding Installed

    Finally installed the Hood Lip Molding on my Carbon Fiber Grabber Hood. I bought this newly repoped Stainless Steel molding from George (GEO) who is a member of this board. Fits great & looks great.(y)
     

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    Craig Selvey Indiana State Rep - MCCI

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    Thanks for the update.
     
  5. Maverick73

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    Looks better with the hood lip molding.
     
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    I might sell my CF Cowl hood......

    EVerybody has a CF something or another now.......:(

    MaverckMan is a marketing whore:D
     
  7. wardf

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    That is the problem with nice chrome or very nice polished metal, it is so shiney that it doesn't show up very good(hood lip molding) great looking hood and molding.
     
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    I have had over 17 Mavericks. Currently I have a 72 Grabber and a 74 Comet GT 4 x 4
    Just thought I'd chime in and say that hood looks sweet!!
     

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