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Oh good lord, don't let my father-in-law hear you say that! He says Fords are crap, but at least they are American (since we traded in the Subaru for it)
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Oh good lord, don't let my father-in-law hear you say that! He says Fords are crap, but at least they are American (since we traded in the Subaru for it)
Man, I might be the only one here who doesn't care if the back of my Ex is dirty...I do however dislike that my PANTS are always dirty!! Haha! Im so short I cannot get anything out of the back without rubbing against the dang thing, lol. I especially hate when its my cute Hawkeye pants!! Sometimes I resort to lifting my son into the back to hand me what I want, lol. 8-P
Call ME crazy, but since I put the factory mud flaps on Storm, the tailgate does not get as dirty as fast. I will keep track and let you know, but it is a heck of a lot less dirty now than it was getting before.
Call ME crazy, but since I put the factory mud flaps on Storm, the tailgate does not get as dirty as fast. I will keep track and let you know, but it is a heck of a lot less dirty now than it was getting before.
Just went out and took a pic of the ones I had the dealer supply and install when I picked up the Ex in March 2011. There is no Ford decal on the front ones.
Call ME crazy, but since I put the factory mud flaps on Storm, the tailgate does not get as dirty as fast. I will keep track and let you know, but it is a heck of a lot less dirty now than it was getting before.
The back of mine has never really been that dirty unless I've been driving over wet or slushy roads. I couldn't really say if it was because of the splash guards or not since they have been on there since I picked the Ex up. The rear guards would prevent some dirt being thrown up.
Still a little rough. Trying to to find rubber moulding in our body shop tomorrow to clean it up more. Not bad even if I can't find moulding. I could clean it up a little more (I am ****)...
OEM flaps are contoured and fit in existing holes, other than one drill hole for plastic push pin. They look great and fit the way mudflaps should fit. Most of the other stuff does not fit good, looks like crap....
Thanks for posting up the pics Peter and Ron. Those dont look too obtrusive.
When ordering, are those a dealer installed part, or factory installed? And if I order them, and for some reason dislike the looks, are they easy enough to remove? Noticed the comment about a hole drilled for a christmas tree barb, is that going to be noticeable? Could probably fashion up a plastic plug to fill it, unless it is on the side of the car and not in the wheel-well.
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