Post by WildWill Β» Mon Nov 11, pm. Post by WildWill Β» Tue Nov 12, pm. Post by Alan H. Tast Β» Tue Nov 12, pm. Post by mcm51 Β» Fri Nov 22, pm. Post by WildWill Β» Thu Nov 28, am. Users browsing this forum: Google [Bot] and 0 guests. Privacy Terms. Search Advanced search. Quick links.
According to the website, it will fit a MkVII. Does anyone know if it will fit my car a Thunderbird? There is only a. Any insight would be helpful!
Post by WildWill Β» Tue Nov 12, pm I have continued searching for a body kit, and I haven't yet been successful. However, the or mustang front valence might fit since it has the same shape as the T-Bird. Any knowledge about fitment of a fox mustang splitter on a thunderbird? Tast Β» Tue Nov 12, pm Either way you look at it, you're going to have to slice, dice, splice and fill whatever you find and massage it to fit. The bigger question for me is are the body kits made from fiberglass, rigid or flexible urethane or some other material.
That will have an impact on what you or your designated body man will need to have for skills and tools, i. Alan H. Post by mcm51 Β» Fri Nov 22, pm WildWill, my thoughts on the body kit is that if it does'nt fit like a glove, it's gonna be more pain than it's worth, a quarter inch off, it might as well be one inch off, gonna be some work, I would suggest stuff from a Turbo coupe though, two I can think of off the bat, if you can get then, is the hole wheel, it's a seven inch wide wheel and can handle some fatter tires, I'm guessing that you currently have the spoke hubcap, if so, it's a 6.
VTCI U. Army th Armor Ft. Knox, Ky. Thanks for the advice! Who is online Users browsing this forum: Google [Bot] and 0 guests.
