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10 Most Beautiful Horse Breeds In The World.

Number 10, Andalusian Horse.

Known as the Pure Spanish Horse, it's a horse breed from the Iberian Peninsula.

It has been recognized as an individual breed since the 15th century.

This breed has its influence on almost every horse breed in the world today.

It is no wonder then, that this horse is called the "grandfather" of all breeds.

Pure bred Spanish horse, Iberian Saddle, Castilian, War horse and Peninsular are the other names

that are used to refer to this breed.

Throughout its history, it has been known for its prowess as a war horse, and was prized

by the nobility.

Number 9, Arabian Horse.

The Arabian or Arab horse is a breed of horse that originated on the Arabian Peninsula.

With a distinctive head shape and high tail carriage, the Arabian is one of the most easily

recognizable horse breeds in the world.

It is also one of the oldest breeds, with archaeological evidence of horses in the Middle

East that resemble modern Arabians dating back 4,500 years.

Throughout history, Arabian horses have spread around the world by both war and trade, used

to improve other breeds by adding speed, refinement, endurance, and strong bone.

Today, Arabian bloodlines are found in almost every modern breed of riding horse.

Number 8, Camarillo White Horse.

The Camarillo White Horse breed is noted for the pure white color of its coat.

Beneath the pure white coat, this horse has pink skin.

The Camarillo horse is different from the gray horse that is born with a dark coat color

that lightens with age and turns white.

The Camarillo White Horse is born white and stays white throughout its lifetime.

Number 7, Lipizzan Horse.

The Lipizzan is one of the most elegant horse breeds.

It has a compact, muscular figure, athletic yet graceful.

The breed has been endangered numerous times by warfare sweeping Europe, including during

the War of the First Coalition, World War I and World War II.

The rescue of the Lipizzans during World War II by American troops was made famous by the

Disney movie Miracle of the White Stallions.

Along with the Disney movie, Lipizzans have also starred or played supporting roles in

many movies, TV shows, books and other media.

Number 6, Knabstrupper.

The Knabstrup or Knabstrupper is a horse breed of Danish origin.

It has a big framed, well balanced body with an elegant, expressive head.

The eyes are clear and relaxed and the ears small.

The neck is well set and strong.

Knapstrups have sloping shoulders and strong backs.

Their limbs are strong, muscular and well defined; similarly, their hooves are well

formed and sturdy.

They have a light, rhythmic movement.

Their overall appearance and movement is full of elegance and grace.

Number 5, Haflinger Horse.

The Haflinger is a relatively small, yet muscular horse breed.

Although it stands between 13 and 15 hands high, this horse is not a pony.

Haflingers have lean, elegant heads with expressive, lively eyes, fine nostrils and ears that are

in proportion to the head.

A stallion's head is stronger and more masculine than a female's which is lighter and more

feminine.

The chest is broad and deep and the limbs well defined.

The overall appearance of a Haflinger horse is that of an athlete.

Number 4, Black Forest Horse.

The Black Forest Horse is a breed that has its origins in the southern part of Germany.

The breed gets the name "Black Forest" because these horses are bred in large numbers in

the Black Forest area in this part of Germany.

This breed belongs to the category of draft horses.

The Black Forest Horse is a small breed but is very tough by nature and also gained popularity

because they are highly fertile creatures.

Number 3, Gypsy Horse.

The Irish Cob or Coloured Cob, known as the Gypsy Horse or Gypsy Vanner in the United

States, is a type or breed of domestic horse from the British Isles.

It's a small, solidly-built horse of cob conformation and is often, but not always, piebald or skewbald.

It is the only broken-coloured horse breed of the British Isles.

There was no stud-book or breed association for horses of this type until 1996.

It is now considered a breed and can be registered with a number of breed associations.

Other names for this breed include Gypsy Cob and Tinker Horse.

Number 2, Friesian Horse.

The Friesian is a horse breed originating in Friesland, in the Netherlands.

Although the conformation of the breed resembles that of a light draft horse, Friesians are

graceful and nimble for their size.

It is believed that during the Middle Ages, ancestors of Friesian horses were in great

demand as war horses throughout continental Europe.

Through the Early Middle Ages and High Middle Ages, their size enabled them to carry a knight

in armour.

Though the breed nearly became extinct on more than one occasion, the modern day Friesian

horse is growing in numbers and popularity, used both in harness and under saddle.

Number 1, Akhal Teke.

The Akhal-Teke is a horse breed from Turkmenistan, where they are a national emblem.

They have a reputation for speed and endurance, intelligence, and a distinctive metallic sheen.

The shiny coat of palominos and buckskins led to their nickname "Golden Horses".

These horses are adapted to severe climatic conditions and are thought to be one of the

oldest existing horse breeds.

There are currently about 6,600 Akhal-Tekes in the world, mostly in Turkmenistan and Russia,

although they are also found throughout Europe and North America.

For more infomation >> 10 Most Beautiful Horse Breeds In The World - Duration: 5:45.

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5 Mysterious & CHILLING Deaths Following ALIEN Abductions - Duration: 10:26.

The question of whether aliens are real or not is a common global debate with people

desperately in need of proof.

The universe, however, is a big place with over 900 exoplanets

outside our solar system.

According to the Planetary Habitability Laboratory, 12 of these are

habitable.

There could, therefore, be the odds that one of these has a civilized population

capable of space travel.

Today we look at 5 people who supposedly died after an encounter

with UFO.

5.

Todd Sees Todd Sees, who lived at the foot of Montour

Ridge, in Northumberland County is believed to

have been abducted and murdered by aliens around this area.

In August 2002, he left his home just after 5.00 A.M to go up the mountain

in search for pre-season deer, telling his wife he'd

make it back by noon but never did.

According to the National UFO Reporting Center (NUFORC), a man provided an account of Mr.

Todd Sees death.

According to the report, noon came and there was no Todd, his wife and

children became concerned which led to an organization of a search party involving the

local police, state police, paramedics, and 200

volunteers.

The four-wheeler ATV he left with was found on top of the mountain 2 miles from

his home packed under a power line.

Tracking dogs did not find him or any of his personal belongings.

The search continued for 2 days covering 6 miles of the mountain and even brought in

skin divers to search a pond 200 yard from Sees'

home, he disappeared without a trace.

In the evening of the 2nd day the search party came across something white in an extended

bushy area, 25 feet from the pond and a very isolated part of the forest.

They spent 20 minutes clearing the area so they could reach what

looked like a body.

It was Todd Sees.

With an expression of horror on his face, he was emaciated

and white.

Todd was found wearing only his underclothing besides being fully dressed

when he left home.

Within half an hour of the discovery, the FBI showed up and took charge.

They then began interviewing the local people in the area.

3 farmers on one farm said they saw a round bright

object above the power line at the time of Mr. Todd's disappearance, silent and did

not move for up to 10 to 15 minutes.

It then went up and suddenly stopped, something was pulled up

into a light that immediately shined down after which it went straight up, hesitated

again and went west over the Susquehanna River and suddenly

out of sight.

The FBI did not give the victim's family a chance to view the body.

They were presented with a sealed closed casket for burial.

They later concluded the course of death was a cocaine

overdose, coming as a shock to the family as Todd wasn't the type of guy who found

satisfaction from the use of cocaine.

4.

Jonathan Lovette This is one case of the earliest reports of

human mutilation executed by aliens witnessed by an

Air Force Personnel, Major Cunningham.

An Air Force Sergeant, Jonathan Lovette was observed

being taken captive aboard in what appeared to be UFO at the White Sand Missile Range

in New Mexico.

In March 1956, Major Cunningham and Sgt.

Lovette were out in the field looking for debris from

a missile test when his partner witnessed the abduction.

Lovette went over a ridge of a small sand dune and went out of site for some time.

Major Cunningham heard him scream in a sound he described as terror or agony.

Thinking the Sgt. was bitten by a snake or something he ran

over the crest of the dune and witnessed him being dragged into, as he related, a silvery

disk like object hovering on the air at approximately

15-20 feet, which then went disappearing into the sky very quickly.

Major Cunningham then reported the incident after which he was taken to the White Sand's

Base Dispensary for observation.

Search parties went into the desert looking for Sgt.

Lovette.

3 days passed when his nude body was discovered

at an approximate distance of 10 miles from where he was abducted.

The body was found mutilated with his tongue cut out from the lower portion of the jaw.

An incision had also been made under the tip

of the chin and ran through to the esophagus and

larynx.

There were also signs of emasculation and his eyes had been removed.

The reports also stated that his rectum and genitalia had been

removed as though a plug had been extended through his rectum all the way to the colon.

He had been completely drained of blood; predatory dead birds were also found within

the vicinity believed to have died after trying to

feed on the body.

The Major was initially charged with murdering his partner but the charges

were later dropped.

3.

Joao Prestes Filho On the evening of March 4, 1946, a farmer

died in a hideous manner in Brazil's backcountry.

Joao Prestes Filho was returning home from a day of fishing when he underwent a tragic

encounter with strange lights that caused intense burns, making his flesh fall off from

his bones leaving the tendons and bones exposed.

A real life match to the "Incredible Melting Man".

In 1997, UFO investigators Pablo Villarubia and Claudio Suenaga traveled to the region

to reopen the case when they met Filho's first and

second nephews, 60-year-old Louis Prestes and

90-year-old Vergilio Alves respectively, who described to them the tragic incidence that

befell their uncle.

Louis recalls he was only 9 when it happened.

As it was a Carnival week, Joao loathed such festivals because of the drunkenness

and noise and he therefore, decided to go fishing.

He came back later in the evening to an empty house as his wife and kids had gone to

the festivals.

Alves recalls Filho came back from his day of fishing, fed his horse and heated some

water to take a bath, he couldn't shake the feeling

someone or something was watching him.

He managed to climb through a window and as soon

as he was inside he suddenly overcame the feeling.

He the glanced back onto the window and what came next led to his unfortunate

death.

Filho suddenly claimed he was struck by a beam of a very intensely hot light coming

from a glowing object above.

Filho stated he collapsed on his knees with his hand covering his

face feeling like his whole body was on fire and he could actually feel his short beard

burning with his skin feeling crispy.

The burst lasted only a moment before it vanished.

All traumatized in such a dreadful condition he managed to wrap a blanket around his upper

body and walked staggering into the night heading almost 2 miles into Aracarigauama.

Other witnesses claimed only his skin was damaged during the whole ordeal, his clothes

remained intact, and that he continued talking, only with a little trouble using his tongue,

without feeling any pain until all the tissues around his mouth and jaws were fully damaged.

2.

Karl Hunrath and Wilbur Wilkinson In the 1950's there was a group of persons

known as "UFO Contactees".

They claimed to have been in contact with alien occupants of the

flying saucers.

To some, these communications were telepathic when to others they were face

to face.

Most of them made a following through books and lectures.

It was during this time when George Adamski, a famous self-proclaimed

"contactee", set up a small observatory at a restaurant below the famous Mt. Palomar

Observatory.

By early 1950's he was already taking pictures of the flying saucers.

In 1952 He reported having had an encounter with an angelic looking man from Venus named

Orthon.

After this encounter he moved to Los Angeles and attracted quite a number of

followers, Hunrath and Wilkinson included.

They joined him in an attempt to see the flying saucer.

The two men generated an interest in channeling aliens.

They met other contactees and used psychic techniques and mechanical contractions

in an attempt to communicate with beings that allegedly lived on the moon.

On November 1953, Hunrath and Wilkinson rented a small plane

with 3-hour fuel and no filed flight plan with the intent to meet a grounded saucer

which had contacted them physically and would take them

to Venus or some an Off-Earth populated celestial body.

To this day no trace of the plane or the two men has been found.

1.

7 Killed Indians by UFO On August 20, 2002, a mysterious flying object

was said to have attacked sleeping villagers in

the North Indian state of Uttar, Pradesh.

According to an article that ran in The Victoria Advocate, UFOs were attacking residents which

led to the deaths of seven people.

Witnesses reported observing both disc-shaped crafts and very strange ball-like objects

that moved exceedingly quickly with bright lights

emanating from them.

There were also further reports of a much larger craft shaped like

an insect being seen and that it was enormously big it

could be seen vividly from 80 kilometers away emitting blue and red light that stroke in

the middle of the night leaving victims with burns

or possibly scratches on their faces and limbs.

The UFOs were said to be present over several days killing 7 people, all with injuries similar

to electrocution.

Even creepier, one particular 16-kilometre radius reported of over 20 people

who simply vanished with their whereabouts still unknown.

This sparked mass hysteria and rioting across the north Indian state of Uttar.

Police shot dead one, man and left 12 other injured.

A mob of a hundred others stormed in the police station in

Barabanki demanding protection from what they believed was an alien invasion.

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1997-2017 F-150 Dual Color Gauge - Boost/Vac, Mechanical Review & Install - Duration: 4:07.

Hey, I'm Alex from AmericanMuscle.com and today I'm bringing you my quick review and

breakdown of the dual color mechanical boost gauge in blue and white, fitting your 1997

through current F-150.

So in this video, I'm gonna talk about who this kit's going to appeal to, what you should

expect to be spending, and then what's entailed to get this installed in your truck.

I'm gonna be giving this an easy one out of three wrenches on the difficulty meter, and

about an hour's worth of labor, and I'll have a little bit more on that for you later.

So the dual color boost gauge that I have here in front of you today should definitely

appeal to any F-150 EcoBoost owner or a supercharged V8 owner that's looking to incorporate a boost

gauge into their cabin, not only for looks but to keep tabs on their boost as it's incredibly

important and it's vital to ensure that you're running at a hundred percent.

So not only is this gonna be a great tool to measure boost for an EcoBoost owner like

myself, but for any supercharged V8 owner that's looking to install say a smaller pulley,

or for an EcoBoost owner that's installing say a set of downpipes and a custom tune.

You're gonna have the ability to measure your boost on the fly as well as measure peak boost,

which is gonna be crucial and vital to your engine's performance as well as ensuring that

you're running at a hundred percent.

So in terms of the construction and materials here guys, everything you see on the table

here except this pod itself is gonna be included in the kit.

That's gonna be the gauge itself, your tubing, a couple pieces of hardware that are inside

the box, as well as this little sleeve ring here.

Now I do wanna mention that this is not gonna come with a pod like I have right here.

You can pick this up for almost next to nothing but if this isn't the look that you're after

and you don't want this to be sitting on your dash when you're driving, you could look into

a Roush vent-integrated gauge where this will fit snugly in your AC vent.

So the gauge itself that I have here today is gonna be a mechanical one versus an electronic

one.

In my personal opinion, they're gonna measure boost or bar pretty similarly, but it's been

widely argued out there on the forums that one's gonna be better than the other, and

the at the end of the day I honestly think a mechanical gauge is gonna give you exactly

what you're gonna need here.

And despite that, the pricing is gonna be that much more different versus a mechanical

to an electronic gauge, and you'll see that on the website.

So one last thing I do wanna mention here is that this gauge is gonna give you the ability

to cycle between a blue and white color, whatever's gonna be fitting for your personal taste,

and I think it meshes pretty okay with the factory interior of the F-150.

All right guys, so taking a look at the pricing here, you should expect to be spending about

50 bucks for just the gauge itself, I think it's pretty aggressively priced considering

what you're gonna be getting here, along with having the ability to measure your boost or

bar on the fly.

Now again I do wanna call out that this pod is not going to come with this kit, and you

will need to purchase it separately.

But if that's not the look that you're after, you can pick up a Roush vent-integrated gauge

pod, which will accommodate any 52 mm gauge which is gonna fit snugly in your AC vent.

So again, for the money here, for an EcoBoost owner that's looking to measure your boost,

in the event that you're gonna be installing a custom tune or a downpipe, or for a supercharged

V8 truck owner that's throwing a smaller pulley, maybe a set of long tubes on there, you're

definitely gonna wanna be able to measure that boost on the fly to ensure that everything

is working at a hundred percent.

So switching gears to the installation portion of the video, just like I had said up top,

you're gonna be lookin' at a pretty simple one out of three wrenches in the difficulty

meter, at about an hour's worth of labor to get this onto your truck.

So I will say that this is gonna be a really quick glance at how this is gonna need to

be installed, most if not all boost gauges are gonna install pretty similarly and you're

essentially gonna need to just tap a vacuum line, run your wiring to a power source, and

you're good to go.

All right guys, so just to wrap things up here for the EcoBoost owner or if you're running

a blown V8, I would definitely suggest checking out this product for your F-150.

So that's my quick review and breakdown of the mechanical dual-color boost gauge in blue

and white fitting your 1997 through current F-150, available right here at AmericanMuscle.com.

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2015-2017 F-150 Black Hood Decal (Excluding Raptor) Review & Install - Duration: 4:27.

Hey, guys, Alex from americanmuscle.com.

And today, I'm bringing you my quick review and breakdown of the Black Hood Decal fitting

the 2015 through current F-150.

So in this video, I'm gonna talk about who this quick-to-install and very inexpensive

mod is going to appeal to, the construction and materials that went into this, what you

should expect to be spending, and then we'll take a very quick look at the installation,

where I'm gonna be giving this a very easy one out of three wrenches in the difficulty

meter and about an hour to get this onto your truck, and we'll have a little bit more for

you on that later.

So, the Black Hood Decal that I have here today should definitely appeal to any F-150

owner out there that's looking for a very quick to install mod that's sure to turn heads

and set your truck apart from the pack.

I personally think this is definitely a great mod for anyone just looking to throw a little

bit more color up on your hood as the recessed area on the 2015 through current F-150s is

just begging for it.

I honestly think that this is definitely something that, in my opinion, is gonna mimic some of

the looks of what you might find on a special edition of Roush F-150 or maybe even a Shelby

F-150.

Not only that, it's definitely gonna be giving you a little bit more protection, but I wouldn't

expect much here as this is honestly just gonna be a vinyl Decal.

So taking a look at the construction and materials here guys, this is gonna be something that

is cut, designed, tested repeatedly in-house right here to ensure that you're gonna have

a perfect fit installing this every time.

Now, this is gonna be comprised of a four-mil cast vinyl, which is something that you're

typically gonna find on high-end exotic car shops as this is gonna be a material that's

typically used to wrap cars.

Now a great thing about this material is that it's gonna feature an air release technology

on the underside, which essentially means that you're not gonna have to fight the product

like you would find with an inferior style material or something that you might find

from a couple years back.

Another cool thing about this is that this is gonna have a built-in clear coat layering

on top.

As you can see, it's definitely got a lot of shine to it.

If that's not your thing, we will have this in a matte black option as well.

One last thing that I really do like about this is that we're gonna have this backed

by an eight-year warranty.

So in the event that you're gonna have any issues, be it fading coming up over time,

we're gonna have you covered here.

So taking a look at the pricing here, guys, you should expect to only be spending about

30 bucks here.

In my opinion, it's gonna be a huge bargain for what you're getting as this is going to

install very easily.

It's gonna set your truck apart from the pack, and give you a nice much needed dose of flare

upfront as that recessed area is just begging for something up there.

I honestly think that throwing a little bit of black on any light-colored truck is just

great as it's gonna offset most, if not all, other mods you're gonna install or just looking

to go for that Roush look.

It's definitely gonna compliment your front end as well as your truck build.

So, switching gears to the installation portion of the video, just like I had said up top,

you're gonna be looking at a very straightforward one out of three wrenches on the difficulty

meter and about an hour's worth of labor to get this onto your truck.

So the installation process here alone is a huge selling point for me as well as you're

not really looking at rocket science here.

You're simply gonna need the provided squeegee that we're gonna have in the box for you,

a little bit of water and soap mixture to essentially coat your hood to get this into

place, and a little bit of patience.

What you're gonna wanna do is take a little bit of soap, get it into a water bottle, coat

your hood really nice and get it saturated, just so you can get this into place, and then

use the provided squeegee to move the excess moisture out.

Now, one thing that I would definitely suggest doing is make sure you have a second set of

hands to get this onto your truck.

The F-150's hood is definitely on the massive side and it can be a little bit tough if you're

gonna do this by yourself.

So, it's just a great idea to have somebody else there to help you get this into place,

and make sure it's fit and secure.

All right, guys.

So, just to wrap things up here, some final thoughts.

I definitely like this option, not only based on the fact that the install is a breeze like

we just saw, but the fact that this is not gonna cost you an arm and a leg, like what

you might find with some custom shops, the quality materials here, and lastly for the

fact that you're gonna be giving your truck some very aggressive looks, again, something

like what you might find from the special edition Roush F-150 and not looking like every

other F-150 out there on the road.

So that's my quick review and breakdown for the Black Hood Decal fitting your 2015 through

current F-150 available right here at americanmuscle.com.

For more infomation >> 2015-2017 F-150 Black Hood Decal (Excluding Raptor) Review & Install - Duration: 4:27.

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Tilt legs -movement of opposition of legs and hips- (Feldenkrais) - Duration: 6:27.

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Chapter One of 'Invisible Me' - A Reading - Duration: 5:13.

Hi.

Debbi Mack here.

And I'm going to read to you from my young adult novel Invisible Me.

This is the first chapter.

My name is Portia Mattox.

Last week, I turned thirteen.

Hands on her hips, my grandma looked me in the eye and said, "My, you're turning into

a little lady."

Yeah, right.

Technically, I'm a teenager, but I feel no different than when I was twelve.

My parents seem to think this birthday is a BFD.

But I'm just the same old me.

There are few things you should know.

My father is in the military.

That means we move a lot.

I've gone to about a hundred different schools in the last six years.

Maybe a few less.

People tell me I exaggerate.

You may be thinking, "What kind of a name is Portia, anyway?"

Well, my parents chose it because they are Shakespeare freaks.

Portia's a character from The Merchant of Venice.

I haven't read the play yet, but I hear Portia's smart, beautiful, and rich.

That means the only thing we have in common is the name.

Who cares?

As names go, it's so sixteenth century.

Being stuck with it is a cross I must bear.

And believe me, I have more than my share of those.

My life hasn't been easy.

We've moved so many times, the moment I start to fit in and make friends, it's time

to leave.

Oh, yeah.

One other thing.

I'm an albino. That's a pigment-free person.

I'm talking white skin and hair, with pink eyes like a white rabbit or a gerbil.

Nice, huh?

You're probably thinking she won't be entering any beauty contests anytime soon.

Did you know that many think albinos are evil?

It's not true, of course.

I think the rumor gained traction in that stupid book by Dan Brown, The DaVinci Code.

Have you read it?

If not, I'll save you the trouble.

It's about how the Catholic Church is weird and evil.

Albinos are even more weird and evil than the church, and it's amazing what people can

do in 24 hours if they don't eat or sleep.

And, according to the book, the Louvre museum in Paris is a dangerous place.

That's it.

You're welcome.

I attend Jefferson Davis Middle School near Pensacola, Florida, where my dad is stationed.

It's in the very deep South.

Southerners have a take on the Civil War that's vastly different from what I learned in Newport,

Rhode Island.

As a matter of fact, Rhode Island and Florida might as well be on different planets.

Anyhow, it's a typical day at school.

Everyone is stealing glances at me or going out of their way to not look at me.

Today begins my fourth week at the New School of the Month.

We've passed the stage where the kids mutter, "freak" or "Hi, Whitey" (followed

by the inevitable snickers), or go dumb as posts, gawking or turning away in horror when

they see me.

I am now merely a curiosity.

I figure my classmates either accept my appearance or have grown less disgusted by it.

Whatever.

I take their behavior with a grain of salt, the way I accept anything that's inevitable.

Like the coldness of winter, or the notion that I'll die someday.

Hey, we all have to deal with these and other harsh realities.

I figure my lack of pigmentation has given me a head start.

I'm sitting alone in the cafeteria, poking at the mystery lunch meat, when someone brushes

against me.

I hear a light tap on the bench next to where I'm sitting.

I glance over at a folded piece of paper.

Looking up, I see the back of Denise Laughton's blonde head retreating.

The most popular girl in my class takes her place at a table with her many followers.

It's the same drill every day.

She glances my way.

It happens so fast, I can't be sure.

Maybe I imagined it.

I pick up the paper and open it.

Inside a message is written in purple ink.

Beautiful penmanship.

So different from my own sloppy scrawl.

The note reads: Please meet me after school by the gym.

It's a matter of life and death.

Thanks D.L.

That's Chapter One and next time I'll read you Chapter Two.

So, I'll see you then!

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2010-2014 Mustang MMD by FOOSE Rear Spoiler - Pre-Painted Review & Install - Duration: 3:50.

Hey guys, Stephanie with americanmuscle.com here with a review of the MMD by FOOSE pre-painted

rear spoiler for all 2010-2014 Mustangs.

In this video we're gonna talk about a few different topics when it comes to this rear

spoiler, we're gonna talk about the materials and construction and the install as well.

Of course I'll go into more detail later on here, but I can tell you right now that this

rear spoiler is gonna be an easy one out of three wrenches on the difficulty meter if

your car has or had the stock spoiler.

If your car didn't have a spoiler from the factory, the install will be a two out of

three wrenches because you will need a drill for the install.

The MMD by FOOSE pre-painted rear spoiler is gonna be for those S197 owners out there

that are looking for a rear spoiler that's gonna blend with the body lines of the car

and that's available already pre-painted to match your Mustang's color.

This is once again another collab between Chip Foose and MMD with the goal of making

a piece that has a clean but custom styling.

If we look at the styling of the spoiler first, this is a solid one-piece spoiler and it isn't

gonna leave the deck width at all.

The sides here extend out to the edges of the car and they taper off.

It does have a notched design right here, which gives you a spot to see a little bit

more when you look out of your rearview mirror.

You are gonna notice this on the back of your car, especially if you're coming from a no

spoiler situation, but this isn't too tall to block your view and cause issues.

So this version of the spoiler does arrive to you pre-painted and ready to go right out

of the box.

It's painted right here at American Muscle with the same base and clear coat paint that

Ford uses so you know that it's gonna match your factory paint perfectly.

Now MMD does sell this spoiler unpainted as well for those of you that would like to take

this to your own paint shop.

That version will cost less than the pre-painted version, but just keep in mind that that one

is not gonna arrive to you all finished like this one is.

As far as materials and construction, this is made from blow-molded ABS plastic.

That means that it's gonna be lightweight and have a long life.

ABS is commonly used for exterior pieces because it has that long life, impact resistance,

and because it's lightweight.

When it comes to price you can expect to pay right about the $300 mark for the painted

version of this spoiler.

The unpainted version will cost less, but just keep in mind that you need to finish

that yourself.

So the install here is overall not difficult, but if you're looking at having to drill it's

obviously gonna be a little bit harder than installing the spoiler on the car if you already

have the holes for the spoiler.

That being said, I'm gonna call this install a one out of three wrenches if you have a

spoiler already, and a two out of three wrenches if you don't happen to have one from the factory,

and you can plan on about an hour's time to get this installed.

You can always have a body shop install this for you, but if you're looking at doing this

yourself an extra set of hands is always a good idea.

If you have to drill, just use the template and take your time.

You're gonna get everything you need to install this piece in the box.

You're gonna get your spoiler, foam pads for between the deck lid and the spoiler, your

hardware, alcohol pads and adhesive promoter, since this does install with both hardware

and some 3M tape, and you get a template for those of you that need a drill for the install.

Your deck lid liner will need to come off for the install as well as the factory spoiler

if you have one, but that just requires a few fasteners.

The third brake light comes out with the through screws and then you can mock up your new spoiler.

Since this installs with both tape and hardware, just make sure it's aligned correctly before

taking the backing off of the 3M tape.

If you're looking at drilling for the install, I'd loosely install the spoiler with the standard

mounting points and align the template.

You wanna tape the template down so it doesn't move, and then remove the spoiler so you can

start drilling.

Once that's done and the spoiler is aligned, you can remove the backing off the 3M tape

and install the spoiler with the provided hardware.

Wrapping things up here with the MMD by FOOSE rear spoiler, this spoiler comes pre-painted

but it's also available unpainted.

It's painted with the same paint Ford uses so it'll match your car's color perfectly,

and it's designed to give a clean but custom look and it's made from ABS.

As always, you can check it out more online for yourself right here at americanmuscle.com.

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