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Dec 4, 2008 | 08:02 PM

#21

RFT

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Joined: 07-19-2008

Posts: 183

From: Somewhere

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Originally Posted by EcoBoost

Wow!

I am very impressed, not only by the outcome, but by the audacity just to do it. Kudos galore, it looks fabulous!

Wow, Hurst, let me second that statement! That is very impressive! it looks great in the photos, and I'm sure it looks even better in person.

Looks like it came from the factory that way.

Dec 4, 2008 | 09:00 PM

#22

EcoBoost

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Joined: 11-15-2007

Posts: 282

From: Yorkville, IL

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Originally Posted by hurst equipped

thanks bill, it wasn't easy cutting up a flawless new car, i was a little hesitant at first.

and if GM ever builds my '09 SS panel, i will be at your shop for a maximum performance tune.

Heh, I know the feeling. Passing that 'point of no return' on such a project can be very stressful!

I was so disappointed to see the demise of the Magnum. I suppose in a market crowded with SUV's and these consarned 'crossovers', it's hard for a wagon to find a voice. Pity.

That new panel SS looks fabulous. I can see why mightymouse would love to achieve the same presence on his. Please ring us up when you get yours, yes!

I was studying one today. I would love to take one and perform a RWD conversion, but leave the LNF, natch!

Last edited by EcoBoost; Dec 4, 2008 at 10:00 PM.

Dec 4, 2008 | 09:21 PM

#23

diskullman

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Joined: 01-10-2008

Posts: 681

From: NJ

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Originally Posted by stranger

If you weren't on the left coast I might be takin' you up on a trade, so don't spout if ya can't put out....My rear seats have never had a butt touch'em and are only raised to vac'em once in awhile

I have a panel toolbox in my garage taking up space, not a real big demand for them. I'm in NJ. Are you interested still?