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The folks at Motorz TV are kicking off a third season of web videos with an episode right up our readers alley. Their premiere episode features long time host Chris Duke installing several aftermarket appearance parts to the engine bay and the exterior of a Grabber Orange S197 Mustang GT. The appearance parts for the engine department include custom painted engine part covers from Midwest Autogear, radiator cover with extensions, fusebox cover, shock tower covers, plenum cover, fuel rail covers with mounting brackets and various chrome engine caps from Stack Racing. For the exterior of the Mustang GT they are adding taillight trim, replacement headlights and foglights with a unique halo effect and a retro black window louver.

In the video Mr. Duke takes you step-by-step on how to install these appearance upgrades using basic hand tools commonly found around any weekend warriors garage. Check out the video below for the complete rundown.