Fiberglass front valance

Discussion in 'Technical' started by RobbieG., Jan 22, 2010.

  1. RobbieG.

    RobbieG. Member

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    Has anyone used a front valance from unlimited fiberglass on an early Mav? Are they any good?:thumbs2:
     
    RobbieG., Jan 22, 2010
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    don graham MCG State Rep

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    Surprising how popular that company is after seeing the product they sell.
     
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    RMiller My name is Rick

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    They probably keep going because the bulk of their products are used on race cars where fit and finish isn't as important. This is based on opinion, not fact!!:tiphat:
     
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  5. RASelkirk

    RASelkirk Retired!

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    I've never seen a 'glass part that didn't require a bunch of tweaking to make it fit right. My son bought a Glasstek (supposed to be one of the best) cowl hood for his MCSS and it needed 3/4" ground off the rear edge just so it would line up with the fender. Just keep in mind, no matter what 'glass part you buy, it'll need work to get it right...
     
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    scooper77515 No current projects.

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    Unless you buy from MaverickMan...his are perfect fit out of the box. But I guess technically they are carbon fiber, not fiberglass. And you will pay a bit extra to have the perfect fit.
     
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    How much does he get for one?
     
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