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GoldenRod	I have come to the conculsion that the front bumpers must go. Are there numerous signal conversion kits to pick from? Which one of the conversion kits is made well, installs cleanly and has a nice appearance? What advantages or disadvantages are there to the hidden lights in the grill or the lights that go on the front sides of the fairings? I have been told that some of the light kits use double sided tape to hold the light housing on the fairings, can that be a problem? Your opinions and advice are greatly appreciated, since I am a newbie. Thanks in advance.
Dave Mills	I have had the kit from Tom Mills in my car for over four years now. It is a bolt on kit with no tape. I prefer it because the lights are external and it installs easily, once you get the bumpers removed. All the kits are quality products, I think the appearance is a matter of personal preference. I obviously prefer Tom's kit, since that is the one I bought. ------------------ Mopar(Plymouth Forever)Dave 1928 Plymouth Q 1951 Plymouth P-23 Club Coupe 1966 Plymouth Sport Fury Convertible 1975 Plymouth Duster 1999 Prowler
Marty Usher	The Tom Mills kit looks nice if you want the the turnsignals in that lcoation. Personally I like the flat fill in panels from Real Rod with the turn signals behind the grill. Marty ------------------ 2000 Black with hand painted blue faded to purple flames
KatAddict	Tom Mills 100%
ALLEY CAT	I used the Tom Mills kit because I can still fit my front end bra on without cutting it up to make fit around most of the other covers. If you don't use a bra,,,,then most any vendors covers look good, in my opinion. ------------------ 26,000 miles of smiles Call 911 - there is a Prowler in my garage.... LARRY SALZMAN - MESA, ARIZONA
leon kurzweil	Tom Mills, just because!!
Prowler	I've got Real Rod's "Behind the Grill" turn signals too. In the Good Old Days, hot rods didn't have turn signals and, in my humble opinion, this is a little more retro look.
WildCat	I was the one that begged Tom to make more after seeing his car in `99 at a car show. He had made a set for his car and had not decided if he wanted to make more. after a while he decided to make them. I like them the best. Remove the bumpers, unplug the factory lights in the bumpers and install Tom's kit and plug the lights in and you are done. It uses 2 of the factory bolt location from the bumpers. As far as I know there have been none that didn't match when installed. I was afraid mine would not match due to the fact my car has been recleared after the graphics. IN MY OPINION they look like they were made at the factory and blend in perfectly on the car. ------------------ Larry & Sue Mayes
CTProwler	I have Tom Mills Kit on my Blue love the look, quality product!!!I might just do Real Rods on my candy to be Different. Both guys make excellant products!!! ------------------
thedqman	Ive had the TGF covers on 3 cars that Ive owned. They tape on but I like that look better than the other smaller kits. Its amatter of preference. The Real rod light kit that mounts in the grill is outstanding. At night the whole grille lights up and the blinkers are at the normal blink rate! Mike
CTProwler	Products By Gary has a nice relo light Kit. I'm considering it also. It does have the lights like Tom Mills, just a little different look. ------------------
cmblockhus	I have Real Rod Aero covers used the turn signals out of the bumpers mounted on the front brace with tie strapes for that inside the grill look for the signals block-buster ------------------ "SUNDANCE' 03 orange trailer "SUNKIST" 2001 Orange cat
jmcant1	Tom Mills here. I would like to see some pics of the Real Rod panels though... Mike
Bcoffman Gray Ghost	quote: Originally posted by jmcant1: Tom Mills here. I would like to see some pics of the Real Rod panels though... Mike I installed these and added motorcycle turn signals. Bob's kit comes with the caps for the suspension threads
Top Kat	I have the TGF kit . I like the slanted look myself. Paint matched perfectly and was an easy installation Jim ------------------ "01" Blue: All bumpers removed. Rear roll pan with frenched license plate and back-up lights. Ghost flames. Hard Top. Chrome grill.
tiny	I recently finished install of the Tom Mills re-location kit and it looks great. I initially looked at all available options/kits and I thought the Tom Mills kit looked the best. Since the install, everyone who has seen the car has said that the mod looks like it was original factory install and are very surprised that its after market. The body shop that does all of my aftermarket painting and installs said that the Tom Mills kit is some of the best after market design and quality that they have ever seen. While we're yakking about mods...would also recommend install of a SSS muffler from Jay Harris. Really improves the sound of the kat! Also Jay and Tom are great to work with and will help you get through the install process. Good Luck! If you want to see what the Tom Mills looks like installed: http://www.robertsmedia.net/prowlerpics/tn_fullside.jpg