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Q: How to Remove the Rear Quarter Trim Panels on a 1995 Mustang Conv...
A: 1. Move the front seats all the way forward using the power seat controls (if equipped) or the metal bar beneath the seats. Access the rear seating area. 2. Pus... Read More »
Q: Can you get a chrome decklid panel for an 08 mustang?
A: Hope the link works. $75.00 for the chrome one. Source(s) http://jaegerbrothersauto.com/auto-parts…. Read More »
Q: How do you remove 2001 Mustang rear interior panel to access seat...
A: Start by removing the little piece that covers the bottom of the door opening. It just pops up when pried on. Then remove the side panel to get to the seat belt... Read More »
Q: How do you take off the rear sail panel on a 2004 mustang
A: Two screws on the front face and a couple behind the rear seat back, then pull up/un-hook over the top of the panel. Read More »
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A: On the race cars they really worked to force air onto the brakes, but like hood scoops many cars had faKES THAT DID ADD DRAG. A pity, they went to extra trouble... Read More »