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11-02-2007, 09:01 PM
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Coming soon.... from Delta Customs... Edit Page 2!
In the end of twenty o7, 1 company plans on unleashing 6 new products.... (Dont PM us questions, if you have questions ask them on this thread) NO ORDERS YET FOR THESE PRODUCTS! Were still on the prototypes.
CUBBY HOLE PANEL $20.00 - $80.00
The 1st one is a cubby hole for a gauge with an optional switch.
The 2nd one is a cubby hole for a square monitor (example : scan gauge)
The 3rd one is just a switch board with optional lights on top or on the bottom. Its up to you.
The 4th one (its not there) But it will be a plexi glass one.
ENGINE COVER $40.00 - $60.00
(you can have a personalized design or name) Each cut is extra x amount of dollars. We don't know how much yet.
RADIATOR PANEL / AIR DAM ?? no price yet.
(plexi, ABS, or aluminum) Maybe cf.
CUBBY HOLE PANEL $20.00 - $80.00
The 1st one is a cubby hole for a gauge with an optional switch.
The 2nd one is a cubby hole for a square monitor (example : scan gauge)
The 3rd one is just a switch board with optional lights on top or on the bottom. Its up to you.
The 4th one (its not there) But it will be a plexi glass one.
ENGINE COVER $40.00 - $60.00
(you can have a personalized design or name) Each cut is extra x amount of dollars. We don't know how much yet.
RADIATOR PANEL / AIR DAM ?? no price yet.
(plexi, ABS, or aluminum) Maybe cf.
11-02-2007, 09:05 PM
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Just a little information about the 6.
The cubby hole panel is real easy to instal. No screws, bolts, glue, or anything. You simply take off the center counsel and place it in its place. You'll notice that there is a small groove behind the counsel where it sits where its almost as if the groove was made to hold this cubby hole panel in a nice snug way.
The spark plug cover is also simple. Just take off your engine cover and bolt this on in its place. So simple!
The last is the radiator panel. Also simple but takes a few more minutes to put on. It will have special spots on each side that fits under the fasteners that hold the bumper to the frame. (Will come in aluminum, plexi glass, or color matched.
The cubby hole panel is real easy to instal. No screws, bolts, glue, or anything. You simply take off the center counsel and place it in its place. You'll notice that there is a small groove behind the counsel where it sits where its almost as if the groove was made to hold this cubby hole panel in a nice snug way.
The spark plug cover is also simple. Just take off your engine cover and bolt this on in its place. So simple!
The last is the radiator panel. Also simple but takes a few more minutes to put on. It will have special spots on each side that fits under the fasteners that hold the bumper to the frame. (Will come in aluminum, plexi glass, or color matched.
11-02-2007, 11:27 PM
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Dr. Isotope is good stuff but he has limited options. I try to make something that there is a market for and give it many options and of coarse have the option of color matched for most of my products if not all of them. Im not trying to compete with other businesses I simply let people be and do hat they do and just give the public what they want and also make what Ive always wanted for my car. Cubby panel, radiator cover, engine cover.
P.S I will soon have core exchange programs set up for the badge less garnish for those that asked.
P.S Again
Tomorrow I will post pics up of a few prototypes of the cubby hole panel.
P.S I will soon have core exchange programs set up for the badge less garnish for those that asked.
P.S Again
Tomorrow I will post pics up of a few prototypes of the cubby hole panel.
