our 72 grabber project

Discussion in 'Maverick/Comet Projects' started by 69shelby, Dec 9, 2009.

  1. mavgrab302

    mavgrab302 MCCI Florida State Rep

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    That is a clean grabber,,, and look to your local mustang supply house early mustang floors work well in the maverick.. I have 66 mustang floor patch panels I trimmed them and test fitted in my mav. they fit really well,just the bead rolls are a little diferent...
     
  2. Corbin Johnson

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    Very cool. Thanks for keeping me in mind if you do part with those. The originals from my car are long gone...
     
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    there's actualy not much stuff around the Shelby, part or 2 sitting beside it on the floor, at the end of the day its just a car, we beat the shat outta it on the road, i don't think its getting hurt in the garage, what the point of a car if ya don't enjoy it, and whats the worst that can happen, i work at a body shop anyways lol. Usually the garage is clean tho..

    thanks for the tip on the floors, will be looking into that for sure!!
     
  4. Cpt. Bondo

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    You just earned a respect point in my book! I'm also of the belief that cars are meant to be driven. (y)

    Cool project, I'm gonna keep checking back to see how it turns out.

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    It depends on the car, not all green hoods are rust free. Here's a picture of the one on my Green '72 Comet GT:

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  6. justin has a 74

    justin has a 74 Maverick bandit official

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    We were talking about cool mavericks:p
     
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    Then you must have been talking about Comets! :yahoo::D

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  8. 1973Maverick357

    1973Maverick357 Cooler then a Camaro

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    Every light blue car i have seen has been the most rustiest mostly surface rust.
     

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