Machzman
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Jul 2003
Carmel,Maine
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How are the fitment of these covers do they cover the hole light assembly are any of you guys using these,I recently got a pair and just wanted to make sure how good they are supposed to fit Thanks Machzman
Trying to get under 13sec.http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2546941/1986-ford-thunderbird
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Pete D
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Apr 2001
Northern OH
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I just recently got and installed a pair. They do cover all 3 lights. They are the slip in kind, no mounting hardware. For fit I would give them 9 out of 10. There is a slight gap at the top of the inner lights. This is my first experience with head light covers
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Machzman
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Jul 2003
Carmel,Maine
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Thanks Pete for the reply ,I can't seem to get all 3 lights covered they seem to be about a half inch short don't quite cover the corner light. Checked the directions twice I know I'm putting them on right. Thanks Machzman Quote:Originally posted by Pete D:
I just recently got and installed a pair. They do cover all 3 lights. They are the slip in kind, no mounting hardware. For fit I would give them 9 out of 10. There is a slight gap at the top of the inner lights. This is my first experience with head light covers
Trying to get under 13sec.http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2546941/1986-ford-thunderbird
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BCA
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Dowagiac, MI
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BCA
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GTS has two different part numbers for the '87-'88 T-Birds.
#219 for the regular T-Bird & #226 for the TC
I've never compared the two side by side so I don't know what the difference is but if you bought a set of GTS covers, check to make sure you that have #226.
(their full part number is GTO226S)
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Machzman
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Jul 2003
Carmel,Maine
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Thanks Brent, That is the part # I ordered and the packing list is the right part # but can I tell if that is what I got? Thanks Machzman Quote:Originally posted by BCA:
GTS has two different part numbers for the '87-'88 T-Birds.
#219 for the regular T-Bird & #226 for the TC
I've never compared the two side by side so I don't know what the difference is but if you bought a set of GTS covers, check to make sure you that have #226.
(their full part number is GTO226S)
Brent
Trying to get under 13sec.http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2546941/1986-ford-thunderbird
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Pete D
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Northern OH
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Here's a piccture of one of mine if that will help you identify what you got.
Pete Dunham
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Machzman
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Jul 2003
Carmel,Maine
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Thanks Pete That did help alot mine do not cover all three lights Think I'm going to call Summit and return them ASAP again thanks Machzman Quote:Originally posted by Machzman:
Thanks Brent, That is the part # I ordered and the packing list is the right part # but can I tell if that is what I got? Thanks Machzman
Trying to get under 13sec.http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2546941/1986-ford-thunderbird
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1owner88TC
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May 2003
Wichita, KS, USA
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Summit sent me the wrong ones too. They were for the LX. The TC covers are on backorder.
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Machzman
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Jul 2003
Carmel,Maine
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Yeah they told me it would be about 2 weeks Quote:Originally posted by 1owner88TC:
Summit sent me the wrong ones too. They were for the LX. The TC covers are on backorder.
Trying to get under 13sec.http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2546941/1986-ford-thunderbird
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89gted
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Jul 2003
Alamogordo, NM
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Are those things legal?
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