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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Adelaide Hills
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First thing I did when i got the car was remove the el stocko faded black mudflaps.
I'm sick of cleaning the sill panels and rear bumper, not to mention the stone chips in the lower 1/3 of the door. Though it does clean up the lines of the car with them off... Question: I'm doing an engine dress-up soon; painting airbox, batt. cover, radiator shroud etc body colour. Do you guys reckon i should paint the mudflaps body colour and put them back on or leave them off?
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1998 Ford Fairlane - 4.0L
18x8 RJR rims - Tinted - King Suspension - 2.5" D&T Cat Back Exhaust |
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