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Thanks guys! After looking at the posted pics, I went back to the bench and looked at the Mustang some more, thinking that something wasn't right. The stripes didn't look right against the rear fender flare. I took my hobby knife with a new sharp blade and scored the stripe at the flare. I used a piece of tape on the unwanted stripe and pulled it off the body.

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I am in the process of modifying the Pegasus wheels to fit under the fenders.

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More to come.....

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I hope those 23 will fit....I might of gone with both 19 and 23s....lets see!!

I think the 23's will just barely fit. It's gonna be tight!

I took the airbox from my '06 Shelby GT-H and took some measurements and transposed them to a piece of sheet styrene and bent it to shape.

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I cut the kit airbox off from the tube and will use a resin K&N air filter from Scale Dreams.

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A mock up of the new air intake.

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More to come.....

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Mike that's a nice touch with the cold air intake.I think it's the first thing every Mustang owner does. I really dig those side louvers and your paint work on the undercarriage is sweet.And man do those stripes set off the paint.Thanks

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Thanks Greg! This is coming along really well!

Last night, I made a copy of the strut tower brace that is in the Shelby GT-H kit. I used 1/16 round rod and some sheet styrene.

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I think it came out pretty good. I could have spent a little more time on the mounting plates though.

More to come.....

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