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12-06-2002, 03:39 PM
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Man it's up to you, it's your car. I was about to do mine and I wasn't worried about the saftey thing, only reason I didn't do it was because I didn't want it to screw up the front paint on the bumper. My friends have done this and they kind of flap going down the road and with you having rigid paint on it, it'll probably look like crap in a bit.
I just thought I'd throw this in here though, mustangs aren't very tough anyways compared to other cars. This is what happened to my last car when a 16 year old girl decided she wanted to drive down MY SIDE of the road.  The Cavalier won that battle easilly, it amazed me how easilly it killed my stang.
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