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So the total was $179? Does it hold on with just double sided tape or is it screwed in under the hood? What is it a bug deflector?
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What is the part # ?
Show more pics ....please
Show more pics ....please
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That actually looks real good IMO
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It makes your Mustang look like it has a Clark Gable mustache
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Looks good! Might have to get one myself. Any more pics?
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Ford emblem
Ford had to go and put a Ford emblem on it and ruin the looks of it. Like it needed on to identify the vehicle.
Ford had to go and put a Ford emblem on it and ruin the looks of it. Like it needed on to identify the vehicle.
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So where/how does it actually attach to the car? To the hood or stuck to the nose?
It looks good though and if it save some chips then well worth it.
It looks good though and if it save some chips then well worth it.
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Interestingly enough it looks good.
Concerns:
1) how it's attached and can you clean under it?
2) does it actually deflect bugs off the hood and windshield like a truck bug deflector OR is it just for looks and keeping rock chips off that nose?
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Concerns:
1) how it's attached and can you clean under it?
2) does it actually deflect bugs off the hood and windshield like a truck bug deflector OR is it just for looks and keeping rock chips off that nose?
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More than likely it just keeps insects, etc. off the finish and stones, etc., from nicking the paint.
It seems too flush to the fascia to provide any deflections.
It seems too flush to the fascia to provide any deflections.
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I had a GTS bug shield for my fox body, way back when, and it was contoured to the hood but had a little but of a lip on it on it's edge. It did a good job deflecting debris AND you could still get soap and water under it. Agree though, it *looks* like it's just sticks to that nose like a trim piece.
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Thanks I love it!! How was the install? Just stuck it on?
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