Saw this on TV the other day. Wonder how they would look on a classic mustang? :confu
Smooth Handles by Kindig-it Design - http://kindigit.com/goods.php
Smooth Handles by Kindig-it Design - http://kindigit.com/goods.php
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Interesting door handles
- Thread starter Kats66Pny
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AzPete
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At $650 for chrome.....the rest of the car would have to be like the Ring Bros. with lots of bling.....in my old man opinion...lol
jims6t6
Well-Known Member
"AzPete" said:
+ 1
Fst Blk
Well-Known Member
Saw those on Gearz... didn't know they were so expensive WOW. Not for this one either.
Bill
Bill
Gigantopithecus
Well-Known Member
They look cool and all, but not $600 worth of cool.
Ponyman66
Yak, yak, yak
"Gigantopithecus" said:
+1 I thought the same thing when I looked at them...WOW, pretty darn cool. THEN I saw the price. OUCH!! And I thought the price for stock NOS handles was on the ridiculous side...HA!
66gt350
Active Member
personally, I think they look like 
uk and $650 on top of that, no thanks.
uk and $650 on top of that, no thanks.
"67 Fastback" said:
I saw that episode, neat handles but IIRC, there was some cutting + welding needed to install them on Stacey's '67 Cougar.
Fst Blk
Well-Known Member
"SAC69" said:
Yeah. I kinda like them, but kinda iffy also.
Bill
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Anonymous
Guest
Those handles look like something a junior in shop class came up with. At least that's what I thought when I saw Stacy welding them in the door.
Not a fan at all.
Not a fan at all.
janschutz
Corn Hauler
I would like flush handles but not that design. Plus, at that price, I think I can get my son Steven to mill me something!
These are the first flush handles I have seen that I like on a classic. The reasoning Stacey gives in the video is exactly why. I may have bought them had I known about them prior to paint.
It may seem like a lot of cash but someone has to pay for the development on new parts. There are many of you who didn't blink at similar cost for a plastic headliner which, after all the development and mold costs, is very inexpensive to make as well. Parts like these are bought by only a very small percentage of classic owners. It takes a long time to sell enough units to cover the costs before someone starts to make any profit. Being innovative and unique has it's price!
It may seem like a lot of cash but someone has to pay for the development on new parts. There are many of you who didn't blink at similar cost for a plastic headliner which, after all the development and mold costs, is very inexpensive to make as well. Parts like these are bought by only a very small percentage of classic owners. It takes a long time to sell enough units to cover the costs before someone starts to make any profit. Being innovative and unique has it's price!
70_Fastback
Hell Bent for Speed
Looks like a little spermy on the car IMO...
No wonder she likes it.
No wonder she likes it.
mustangstofear
Active Member
"Horseplay" said:
I couldn't agree more. It takes a long time to recoup all of your tooling cost before you see a profit, and the more products you make the longer it is.
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Anonymous
Guest
I would agree with Rich, agreeing with Terry. I still wouldn't like the style of handle even if it $20.
SELLERSRODSHOP
Well-Known Member
Before i spent that kind of money, i think i would go with the old lincoln pushbutton handles. they would add a streamlined appearance & look like more of a period addition. lot less $$$ too.
"SELLERSRODSHOP" said:Before i spent that kind of money, i think i would go with the old lincoln pushbutton handles. they would add a streamlined appearance & look like more of a period addition. lot less $$$ too.
whoa whoa whoa, how about some more detail on those. I like them alot. There would have to be a spring to push the door out right?