I've used painter's tape when driving my F350 and Mustang home from the dealer, before PPF install. I covered the nose and around the wheel openings and rockers, and especially behind the doors on the S550 where the "widebody" rear fenders flare out. I like the light green painters tape (can't...
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My Dad had the Chevrolet version of this.... same color and woodgrain. 1973 Kingswood Estate.
My brother and I thought it was pretty trick that the back window rolled up inside the headliner and the tailgate rolled down into the floor, just by turning the key.
Got a 19" spare tire and wheel off a Hyundai Equus (bought online through LKQ). Bolt pattern is the same as the Mustang and the wheel clears the Brembo brakes just fine. Had to drill out the center of the wheel with a 2 7/8" hole saw and clean it up with my roto-zip to make it fit on the hub...
Good to hear that you're getting healed back up and looking forward to your hobbies!
Pulling a bow would put a tremendous amount of pressure on your chest for sure.
Best wishes on 100% recovery!
Your hobbies would fit in good at the tiny house...
A lot of sage rat shooting on the ranches around there. Deer and elk around there too, and never a shortage of things to take pictures of.
Did you have shoulder surgery?
Thanks Cruizer!
I'm trying to get out there once a month for at least 3 days if not a week.
I made up some old looking barn tin panels a few weeks ago for some sliding doors.
They sure throw the rocks!
I had PPF installed on the quarter panels from the "shoulder" down and from the door to the centerline of the wheel.
After 8300 miles, the PPF is definitely showing some rock damage. Just glad it's not the paint getting damaged.
I've had them come inside the car when...
Not trying to derail the thread, but in regards to what @BigBeed said about the PP2 throwing rocks....wouldn't hurt to put some protective film on the front of those quarter panels, from the rear edge of the door to at least the centerline of the wheel.
I bought these SpeedForm no-drill splash guards for my PP2.
They stick out a little more than some others, but work good on the PP2.
I bought an extra set in case I lost one or two on the road, but after 8300 miles that hasn't been an issue.
Expensive ($150) but worth it IMO.