New AutoKrafters catalog

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  1. RobertBailey

    RobertBailey MCCI & MCG Member

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    still dont have an updated catalog online yet
    Robert
     
    RobertBailey, Aug 17, 2007
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  2. Pasc

    Pasc Looking for Stallion part

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    I'm waiting for it too!
     
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    mavmanerick burnin' rubber since '90

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    just buy it, only $5..
     
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  4. mavtricks

    mavtricks MCCI State Rep

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    cady or no cady

    I called Auto Krafters the other day to see if the passenger floor pan has the hump for the converter or if it's for the early cars with no hump. Well, they guy I talked to said they would be on back order for some time, and untill they get one in to look at they can't even tell me if it has the hump or not. I'm hoping for no hump my self.
     
    mavtricks, Aug 18, 2007
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  5. mean_maverick

    mean_maverick Senior Member

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    i just ordered a catalog myself. looking forward to seeing the newly listed item in it :)
     
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  6. Halebopp

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    I'm thinking with a hump it would be most versatile and cover more years so I'm guessing it'll have a hump!
     
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  7. Dave B

    Dave B I like Mavericks!

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    The guy from AK that was at the Round-up told me, that they cut the floors out of a 73 Comet so they could be copied for the replacements.
     
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    Pasc Looking for Stallion part

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    If they took a 73 Comet to copy the floor, will they fit other years?
     
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  9. Dave B

    Dave B I like Mavericks!

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    All floors are pretty much the same, 70's have a smaller transmission tunnel, and in 75 they added a hump for the Cat Converter, other than that they are the same. The hump is no big deal unless you want bucket seats.
     
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  10. Craig Selvey

    Craig Selvey Indiana State Rep - MCCI

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    1970 floorboards don't have provisions for bucket seats.

    These floorboards I am sure will offer the closest thing to a factory piece and can EASILY be made to fit other years.
     
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  11. RobertBailey

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    with all the hoods that could be salvaged, think a front lip area should be repoped.
    Robert
     
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    That is an excellent idea! Maybe the back edge of trunk lids too.

    Darned chrome trim on those ... I have drilled drain holes in the bottoms of that trim on both of my cars and have advised others to also.
     
    CaptainComet, Aug 21, 2007
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    I'll buy one if it gets repoped, it would make the repair alot easier. Door skins would be next on my want list.
     
    v8maverick, Aug 21, 2007
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    well i dunno if the mustang cowl 'hats' will work in mavericks but if they wont i feel that would be a good thing to repop and fairly easy
     
    mean_maverick, Aug 21, 2007
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    cowl hats

    I have seen the Mustang cowl repair pieces made out of plastic that were glue-in operations, and was told that they fit our cars, too. It has been so long ago, I don't recall the manufacturer, but the seller was a local Mustang resto parts shop that I would hit from time to time for stuff. They are since out of business.
     
    CaptainComet, Aug 24, 2007
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