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04 GT front quarter panel question
Since this is my firts mustang, I have a question about my front
quarter panels. On EVERY other car I have had, the front quarter panels have no "give" in them. The ones on my 04 GT do. If you apply a little pressure in the area of the quarter panel where the antenna is, the panel will move. I guess the best way to describe this is the gap between the panel and the hood will get smaller, and noticibly. I really want to believe, based on past car experiences that this is not normal, and I have a problem. I have scheduled an appt. with my local dealer to have this taken care of under warranty, just in case. So are my fears correct? Do I have some sort of issue with this car? FWIW, it has 16k miles, and no accidents since I have owned it, or according to carfax. Thanks for any info. Brian 04 GT Stock (well, tinted windows) |
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04 GT front quarter panel question
I went to a dealer and checked every single pre 05 mustang they had.
Each one does it. I do not like it one bit. It just seems cheap-o to me. Brian karinhall wrote: > > wrote in message ups.com... > > Since this is my firts mustang, I have a question about my front > > quarter panels. > > > > On EVERY other car I have had, the front quarter panels have no "give" > > in them. The ones on my 04 GT do. If you apply a little pressure in > > the area of the quarter panel where the antenna is, the panel will > > move. I guess the best way to describe this is the gap between the > > panel and the hood will get smaller, and noticibly. I really want to > > believe, based on past car experiences that this is not normal, and I > > have a problem. I have scheduled an appt. with my local dealer to have > > this taken care of under warranty, just in case. > > > > So are my fears correct? Do I have some sort of issue with this car? > > FWIW, it has 16k miles, and no accidents since I have owned it, or > > according to carfax. > > > > Thanks for any info. > > > > Brian > > > > 04 GT > > Stock > > (well, tinted windows) > > > Well, I wasn't going to respond to this thread, but I just went out and checked my '04 Mach 1, and indeed it does move in and out by almost an 1/8th of an inch! I didn't expect that, but it must be some sort of new Ford "soft mounting" of fenders! :-D Maybe in response to Saturn's plastic "no dent" fenders?? > Probably not a problem, but I hadn't noticed this on any other car. |
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