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Suburban Dad posted:Anybody who does a motor swap and pays to details like a/c and making everything work like it were an oem vehicle is awesome in my book. This. You're doing work beyond my time, patience, and expertise, and I'm always glad to read it.
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Sgt Fox posted:The same could be said about the AC install... Eh, the AC is helpful to act as a dryer for the heater, anyway. 
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Darchangel posted:I have to do the opposite on my Crown Vic, so I don't kill my LSD. The donut spare (from another Panther chassis, with the same full-sized tires) is smaller rolling diameter. Mines a cop car, so actually came with a full-sized spare, but it's worn, and I wanted trunk space. What were you doing back there, building an apartment?  That front end is a thing of beauty, Fox.
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Darchangel posted:That came out sweet! Agree on the fog light placement - OEM look wins. Yeah, my sole regret with my vic is that lack of passthrough or sufficient roof stability for a rack so I could toss a kayak on top.
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Might try hitting up https://decalgremlins.com/ for the decals. They're goon-run and could likely do you some customs without much of a fuss. GerbilNut runs it IIRC. Did me a big war boys decal for my old work laptop with zero fuss, and it held up longer than the laptop did. Liquid Communism fucked around with this message at 11:59 on Sep 13, 2020 |
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