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Thanks alot. That's what I was looking for. I also noticed that Steeda attaches this note that they should be painted. Maybe that will help prevent the fading you mentioned. Note: Window Moldings may contain minor surface scratches from handling and packaging. Window Moldings can be...

Anyone have any pics of the Steeda 1/4 Window Covers installed? I have heard mix reviews of them on here but I have yet to see a set of them installed. I would rather give these a shot before using putty on mine or shelling out the cash for some new ones. Thanks alot.

Have you found any used headliners in other colors? You may even be able to mock one up out of some cardboard or something a little stiffer. If you mess up it won't cost you much anyways. 50resto sells the material to recover them, or you can just go to a fabric store and buy some fabric...

If your pedal is sticking, it could be due to buildup in the throttle body. I had the same problem and just used a little carb cleaner and the problem was solved. As for your pedal being too far to the floor, it could be due to a streched out cable. You may need to replace it. That is also...

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Sorry about the confusion. For the B&M Mustang Console shifter "Factory cables are utilized to retain the factory interlock mechanisms". I just found this and realized that the B&M shifter on my Ranger has the aftermarket cable and there is adjustment on the tranny side. So what you plan...

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It's been awhile since I installed my B&M, but from what I remember it is pretty straight forward and shouldn’t take you too long to reinstall the stocker. As for removing the console, you could probably try it but it may just get in your way and end up being a PITA. If you are having...

I used the stuff from 50resto. If you are talking about the dash pad, yes it does come off. If I remember correctly there are three studs with nuts on the back side. You have to remove the glove box to get access to two of the nuts, and the other one is to the far left. It's best to remove...

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I just dyed mine and reupholstered the seats myself. Nothing really custom about it, except my headliner, door panels, and shifter bezel is covered with black suede.

It basically makes the 1st-Drive-1st shuffle alot easier because it prevents you from skiping gears. It's nice but it's pretty expensive as well. The only reason I bought it was because some jack**$ broke into my car and tried to steal the radio so he bent the stock AOD shifter. It may come...

Here is a pic of mine. I installed it over a year ago and I haven’t had any problems with the cable stretching or with it missing gears. I like it much better than the stock shifter because it locks out at every gear so you don't go from 1st straight to OD. It's also alot better looking than...

Sure Thing.... Its Sonic Blue in the front and the rear is a custom blue similar to the stock ultra blue that was originally on my car. Originally thought the sonic was pretty rare but I have seen numerous foxes on here painted that color. Another thing is that a good paint job for a...

I installed the hammer shifter about a year ago and I never encountered the problem you had. It does seem like your console is sitting farther back or something. I’m not quite sure to be honest with you. My install went fairly smooth and took the better part of the afternoon to complete...

I installed a set of Otto gauge overlays. They are not white but are a light silver. It also comes with a seperate dimmer switch to adjust the shade of the blue. They are like $38 at this site :http://www.procarparts.com/store-detail.asp?sku=FD90MT%2D0418RGX I actually got mine on ebay for...

When I bought the car it had aftermarket speaker grills. I purchased new factory ones from 50resto, painted them, and attached them by melting the the plastic posts on the backside. If you are reusing your current set, I would probally try and leave them on. If you remove them it might be...

Thanks, I got it at JoAnn's fabric. I have to give my girlfriend credit on that because I had no idea where to find it...lol. They have every type of fabric in rolls. PIMTOUT, Your car is crazy...:drool:

Sure thing. I actually have a thread on here you can take a look at. It has lots of information from when I did my interior conversion. Here's the link...http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=502489&page=1&pp=25

Thanks, you can buy almost any type of material by the yard. I think I paid less than $25 and I got enough for both door panels, headliner, and shifter bezel. I just used adhesive spray in a can and covered the old material. I also used a little hot glue on the back side where it folds...