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Compatibility for '86+ models? 200

posted by  mudbug on  Sun Oct 17 17:10 CST 2004
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It would be a tremendous amount of trouble. Even if you swapped in an old style hood and old style fenders, the old style hood is "dished-in" at the back, so it would look weird on your car. I love the quad round look and converted my car about a year ago. I have an '83 car, so it was no big deal.



Good luck,
Keith
--
1983 245 Turbo, 1966 Ford Bronco, GO BLUE!






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