I know this isn't right, but....

[minendrews68]

Has anyone ever thought of using the spoiler off of a new Mustang GT on a '68 Camaro? My wife has a '06 Mustang (wanted a Camaro but they aren't going to be out for a while), And I was looking at the spoiler the other day and thought it might look good on the '68 I'm building. What do you think?

[Damn True]

What's not right about it?

Mock it up, see if it looks good.

If you dig it, it's right.



....take a look at the spoiler on the Roush pickups.

[minendrews68]

What's not right about it?

Mock it up, see if it looks good.

If you dig it, it's right.



....take a look at the spoiler on the Roush pickups.

Putting a "Ford" part on a Chevrolet, or vice versa lol, just a little humor. I have looked at it and it seems like it would look pretty good, I've just got to get my wife to let me take it off her Mustang for a while. I think she's afraid if it looks good she may not get it back...

[Damn True]

How many early Ford's sport small block chevy engines? How many Chevy's have Ford 9" rear ends? Mercury tail lamps on an old Chrysler? Acura seats in a Pontiac?

Hot rodding is using stuff that a) works b) looks good and c) you can afford to build the car the way YOU like it.

[Steve1968LS2]

Putting a "Ford" part on a Chevrolet, or vice versa lol, just a little humor. I have looked at it and it seems like it would look pretty good, I've just got to get my wife to let me take it off her Mustang for a while. I think she's afraid if it looks good she may not get it back...

I see nothing wrong with it.. My Camaro has a Ford rearend, Ford rack/pinon and is painted in a Plymouth color.

If it looks good then it shouldn't matter where the part sourced from. :)

[Mr.VENGEANCE]

this is america right?..

this is pro touring right?