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| Landscape Doctor | Has anyone installed the Mills lower rear body panel, the one that deletes the bumpers? Was wondering on fit and finish. Anyone have pics? |
| ed monahan | The fit and finish on Tom's products are second to none.
I don't have his roll pan and someone will post pics eventually but you can rest assured that you will be satisfied and Tom will stand behind his products. |
| Terry | The first pic of Tom Mills rear belly pan was taken to show exhaust tip length, but it will give you a close up look: 
And here's one for an overall look:
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| WildCat | quote:
Originally posted by Landscape Doctor:
Has anyone installed the Mills lower rear body panel, the one that deletes the bumpers? Was wondering on fit and finish. Anyone have pics?
For those that don't know Tom, he is a perfectionist He works till it is right before he will sell to the buying public I don't have his pan but must admit seeing them this past week liking it more as I followed owners that had it. Any product you buy from Jefferson Auto you will be happy with The window regulators are far better than stock Front bumper. Kit looks like it should have came from the factory The coming 2 piece deck lid in my opinion is how it should have been from the factory and for those with a hardtop a MUST HAVE! Plan and simple, you will not be disappointed in the product! ------------------
Larry & Sue Mayes 
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| alrtg | My car had on when I bought it. Initially I was planning on removing it and reinstall the rear bumpers and stock panel so I could use a stock trailer hitch. Over time I came to like the rear panel and have since picked up a modified hitch to work with the panel. I have yet to install it though.
This is with the Borla Carbon Fiber exhaust tips.
This is with the reproduction GTX/Roadrunner style tips that I currently have on the car and like much better.
 Here is a better look at the exhaust tips.
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| enzvoy | could've shined it up before taking pictures  |
| alrtg | quote:
Originally posted by enzvoy:
could've shined it up before taking pictures
Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda..... Can I ask you a silly question....... |
| KlondikeKat | I'm interested in this Roll pan as well, question for those that have it .. Did you have to mod the tail pipes for fit in the openings or is it a bolt right on deal, no exhaust work needed. ( I have Borla Exhaust on mine) |
| xtreme prowler | I cut my stock tips back to be flush with the pan.. |
| Landscape Doctor | Thanks everyone for the input. Love the pics. Terry are those Foose wheels? I like em. What sneakers do you have on them? This message has been edited by Landscape Doctor on 11-05-2014 at 05:40 PM |
| Terry | Nitto 555 Extremes Front: 225/40 ZR 18
Rear: 285/35 ZR 22 |
| EssexExport | Always liked Andria's rear end. Looks good, yes. 
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| alrtg | Bob, Thanks for the compliment. If you look closely, you will notice I recently replaced the back-up lenses as the ones that were in the car previously had been "Tinted" (Black spray paint) for some reason I can't figure. I am much happier with the clear lenses. When I bought my car it had already seen over twenty grand in modifications the original owner had installed. Since then there have been several of those modifications I have either altered or deleted to make the car my own. I of course also have made several other modifications/additions to the car, again to make it mine. |
| ed monahan | [QUOTE]Originally posted by EssexExport:
[B]Always liked Andria's rear end. Looks good, yes.We try to avoid any type of sexual innuendo on the POA. lol |
| alrtg | quote:
Originally posted by ed monahan:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by EssexExport:
[B]Always liked Andria's rear end. Looks good, yes.We try to avoid any type of sexual innuendo on the POA. lol
Ed, It wasn't in my endo. |
| ed monahan | I had to read that twice. Very clever. haha |
| Landscape Doctor | quote:
Originally posted by EssexExport:
Always liked Andria's rear end. Looks good, yes.
For us newbies, is Andria the Wife or the Kat? If it is the Kat, yes the rear end looks good. |
| beachcat | Andria is the owner of the silver cat pictured here. |
| Landscape Doctor | Two questions. The rubber molding piece on each side where the belly pan meets the fenders, do they get removed and then reattached or does the belly pan just slip inside of them? The trans oil cooler is covered now, does the fan cool it off enough? Seems like there should be more venting, just a thought. |
| Landscape Doctor | quote:
Originally posted by beachcat:
Andria is the owner of the silver cat pictured here.
Thanks for the clarification. |
| Tom Mills | The joint covers come off to install the panel. I have been selling these panels for a long time with no problems at all. There are panels installed on cars that pull trailers also. The panel was also cleared by one of the Prowler team engineers. |
| Landscape Doctor | quote:
Originally posted by Tom Mills:
The joint covers come off to install the panel. I have been selling these panels for a long time with no problems at all. There are panels installed on cars that pull trailers also. The panel was also cleared by one of the Prowler team engineers.
Thanks Tom, pm returned. |
| Big Mike | Check your PM. I live in the same town and have the rear lower body panel. You can swing by and see it close up. |
| alrtg | quote:
Originally posted by Big Mike:
Check your PM. I live in the same town and have the rear lower body panel. You can swing by and see it close up.
Not only does that sound better than pictures, it is just one more example of Prowler owners helping others.
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| Landscape Doctor | quote:
Originally posted by alrtg:
Not only does that sound better than pictures, it is just one more example of Prowler owners helping others.
Agreed 100% |
