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I thought I had mine fixed for good using that silver tape used on metal chimneys. It held it pretty good..
til i looked down at the windshield one day and saw nice shiny tape looking back at me.
I had a 57 Chevy that re-defined rust when I was 18. I stood in front of it and said "Show Me".
Nothing happened, so I showed it who was boss and had it crushed :)
In all honesty, I'm not in the market for a Challenger or Mustang. Just not in the card finance wise. Just always thought it was funny a car with a engine from mexico, trans and rear from Germany and built in Canada can be considered an "american" car..
Now a Caliber SRT.. hmmm :)
For the price of $85-100 for the pair, I'd go for it also. I know above I said it was too much, but I just looked at mine, and the repair didn't last the summer..
(I can see Richard jumping for joy when he reads this one.. I just hope he don't land on his poodle, the body on that car too...
Even $100 for the set is high for what the part is. $100 for a mint 67 440 taillight with all the chrome pieces yes. $100 for couple pieces of plastic that no one sees? Nope..
Over at the Coronet Registry I've posted a poll to try and gauge interest in the ducts. I'll let you know how it...
I read your posting Richard and thought YIPPEE!! I'm gonna have some ducts that don't break whenever I need to stick my hand under the dash.
Then I saw the price... Yeow.. Next time mine breaks, it's glue and tape again..