High quality "repro" mtech1 convertible sideskirts

[411]

...high quality gel coated fiberglass.....exact replica available in black or grey

........600usd shipped

Picture is a gravity fitting

[sandman_01]

I don’t suppose these are for convertibles? ;-)


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[sandman_01]

I don’t suppose these are for convertibles? ;-)


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I’m stupid. I didn’t even see the thread title. Sending PM now!


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[411]

I don’t suppose these are for convertibles? ;-)


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Yes

* "bradnic" gravity fitting, black version

[rbmwiv]

I can’t see the picture


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[411]

I can’t see the picture


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........anyone else not see the picture?...........check "bradnic" vert build thread he used these skirts to complete his project

*log in to view pic

[MrBurgundy]

pic works fine for me

[ricclee]

Hmm are there anymore pictures? Perhaps something painted?


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[TheB1G Lebowski]

Dang those are beautiful. Wish they fit a coupe.

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[e30rapidic]

How do they mount?

[411]

Hmm are there anymore pictures? Perhaps something painted?


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[E30INTL.]

Wouldn't happen to have the original part spare or did you mould from the cep item?

[djjerme]

Curious the mounting situation as well. We bought a set from CEP, and after paying to have them painted, and buying all the stock mounting clips, they cracked badly on install.


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[411]

Wouldn't happen to have the original part spare or did you mould from the cep item?

......they were molded from a set of OEM skirts a few years ago
............it is not impossible that cep molded theirs from my "repro"

[411]

[QUOTE=djjerme;4975193]Curious the mounting situation as well. We bought a set from CEP, and after paying to have them painted, and buying all the stock mounting clips, they cracked badly on install [/QUOTE

I am not familiar with cep product although I have heard they are a "flexible" fiberglass......I do have the tabs on the bottom for those who insist on using OEM clips on the bottom .....my "repo"are a superb fit and quite rigid, that and the fact that the sit on top of the door ledge lends to an easy install.
.....do a test fit first!!!

......couple small pieces of quality double sided "ds" strick tape up top.....couple small clamps or small pieces of "ds" tape on wheel wells ...OEM bottom clips if you have them....if not you will now get a good idea about what areas need or could use some fastening from the bottom, they holes where the jack points are very handy to help find a solution


.......quality "ds" stick tape or a quality adhesive on the top ledge
......same for wheel wells. Or pre drill for asst different fasteners (even small tie wraps work great if creatively done
.......OEM clips for bottom (although I think you really don't need that many)
...also you could entertain removing tabs and get creative!