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Discussion in 'General Maverick/Comet' started by Thack, Dec 11, 2006.

  1. Cleaver

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    The grill and driving lights are still my favorite part. What Ford should have done. It would have been a nice Grabber upgrade.

    Cleaver
     
  2. AUSSIEBJ

    AUSSIEBJ http://mmb.maverick.to/at

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    Love the car and the color, could u please let us know what it is ...thanks
     
  3. Thack

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    The car or the color? The car is a maverick with jag XJ6 suspension :D The color is 2000-01 Ford Ranger mandrine copper metalic.
     
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    THat is the best representation of a Maverick I have ever seen, NICe work!!
     
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    Wow. I love the look. I have wanted to do a GT 500 style front on my Mav for a few years now. I like the grill. Is it custom or did you retrofit it from something else? Keep up the good work
     
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    Beautiful car thack. Really impressed at all of the little custom things that you did. How did you make that front air dam?
     
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    Dang thats a nice Mav...How much did you take off the shock towers?
     
  9. maverick1970

    maverick1970 MCG State Rep

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    He completely removed the towers. It has Jaguar XJ6 front and rear suspension.
     
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    congrats on the car, and the outstanding work,I dont even dream that cool, let alone build it .
     
  11. whisky

    whisky Whisky

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    Wow... that is so kewl...

    Looks awesome from every angle I can see... absolutely love the tailpipes and I can just imagine that raunchy GT40 drone... I'd pay good money for a sound clip... ;)

    Curious about what's bracing that Jag suspension and all those ponies - no torque boxes, no bracing... no flexing? It's so TIDY under the hood.

    So if yer inclined to post a pic of the underside - we're all DYING to see more.

    Whisky
     
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    maverick1970 MCG State Rep

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    The car sounds awesome! Tom took me for a ride last Saturday at the Gathering in Joplin.
     
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    It is an awesome piece. The best part is how unique all the modifications are. Most modified Mavericks are comprised of variations of popular modifications, with small tweeks here and there. This is a beautifully crafted original from front to rear, top to bottom. :thumbs2:


    One last little touch that I didn't notice until Saturday night, was the light-up Ford oval in the grill. Cool.
     
  14. PINKY

    PINKY .....John Ford.....

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    I agree Jack.
    Frank and I talked with him last week about things, and the stuff that is in his head :rofl: man o man......it even made Frank said he was thinking to much :clap:
     
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    PINKY .....John Ford.....

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    I got the brain cell story too :D

    that made me think :idea: then I laughed :rofl:
     

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