Bra for the Maruader

[03MERCMARAUDER]

Can any of you tell me where I can get a bra for the marauder?, i really need one bad, thanks for any help.

[jrzygrl]

Try search and you should find a few different ones available.

[Billatpro]

Originally posted by jrzygrl
Try search and you should find a few different ones available.

He's not talking about that kind of BRA Lynn:P

[Crazieboutamerc]

I am thinking of one of the clear bra paint protector for mine. I want some paint protection.

Tim

[Kelly]

http://www.Global-accessories.com sells the lebra product, I have been trying to get them to make one for the Marauder, maybe if we all email them we can get the to take me more serious.

[Johnman]

I doubt if anyone makes a bra for the Marauder, (or Grand Marquis/Crown Vic for that matter, since 75 year-olds don't have the energy to waste putting one on and taking it off). I had 3M clear protective tape put on mine, including the mirrors and behind the wheel wells. Unfortunately, very expensive but my "Blue Baby" was worth it.

[jgc61sr2002]

Johnman - Welcome. Enjoy your new ride.:up:

[Johnman]

Thanks, jgc61sr2002, proud to be a member. By the way, where can I get a poster of that chick with the Marauder??? At least they make a bra for her. The Marauder's so macho, that if someone ever makes one, they should call it a "Jock strap" instead...

[jrzygrl]

Sorry, no poster exactly, another site member created it for me.
But, for a fee (LOL) I could probably work something out..

[CRUZTAKER]

There are none out there for the MM yet. Trust me, you'll hear about here first....you came to the right place though. Another member and myself have found a vendor, and have placed orders, but they just seem to be dragging their feet on getting the pattern completed. It's been about 3 months in the wait now.

[drobin]

Like Cruise said, we have been waiting for 3+ months and nothing yet. I have an order number but Krista hasn't responded to the last 6 emails I've sent her... I think it would help if those who are interested would contact her @www.eclipsecovers.com and let her know something.. I've used their products in the past and can vouce for their reputation and workmanship that goes into the products... Thanks,


Donald

[MarauderBoy]

Everytime there is a bra discussion, inevitably there is a discussion about cost vs. protection. If you live in the land of sun, I can see where bra's are a minor issue. Unfortunately, the Chicagoland area offers bra owners a great opportunity in the exercise of taking the bra on and off. Not to mention the issues surrounding flapping marks. For this reason, I decided to go with the Xpel method. Yes, it is expensive but then would you buy a cheap bra? Is it perfect? No, but at least I don't have to worry about weather or any other issues. Will it perserve my front end from chips, scratches or road rash while the Xpel takes the brunt, YES! Will I have any major effort associated with this protection? NO!

Check out the photo gallery from the Chicagoland get together and see if it make sense for you.

[Raleigh Marauder]

I used the X-pel headlight covers and they went on without a problem. And at first glance, you don't notice them. I've been thinking of getting the full front end pieces, but just haven't done it yet. Looks a little more challenging getting it on than the headlight covers, but it looks like a good alternative to a bra.

[Johnman]

Please fill me in on what X-pel is. Maybe I've missed something; is that clear tape you put on yourself? I've had the 3M tape put on already, but I just wanna know what's out there.

[Raleigh Marauder]

It's a clear urethane adhesive sheet that is applied over the front end of the car (in sections). Barely visible on the headlights. I haven't seen it applied over paint in person. Check the website. http://www.xpel.com/