MMD Billet Aluminum Fuel Door; Black (10-14 Mustang)

Video Review & Installation

Hey, guys, Stephanie with AmericanMuscle.com, here with my review of MMD's Billet Aluminum Fuel Doors for 1994 to 2014 Mustangs.These fuel doors from MMD are a nice option for the Mustang owners out there that could be looking for a way to have a little something more than a plain fuel door. MMD offers two different finishes, black or chrome, and some different logos, such as the FOOSE logo, as well as options that have the Mustang logo like this one here. The logos are engraved and they aren't over the top, and won't wear off like a decal would. I think these fuel doors are nice because they're subtle but different, and the logos are actually licensed lettering, not some knock-off lettering that's not going to look good.Like I said, you can choose between either black or chrome, plain or with a logo. The black fuel doors are anodized, while the chrome ones are a triple-plated chrome finish. They're all billet aluminum, like I mentioned, but another nice thing here is that these have a magnetic clasp and striker plate, which are going to help make sure these things stay shut when you're out there doing Mustang things. And as far as price, you're looking at between $100 and $200 for one of these.It isn't hard to get this fuel door on your 'Stang, so it's a one out of three wrenches, and should only take you about 15 minutes to complete. You'll need a few different tools, but the surprise is the drill with a ¼" drill bit so you can drill out the factory plastic shroud for the new fuel door. And I just use a rag to help contain the plastic bits that are drilled out. This does come with instructions, so just follow those and you should have no problem with this.So overall, the MMD Billet Fuel Doors are just a little way to upgrade your fuel door from the factory plastic one. You have a few different styling options, they're all billet aluminum, very easy to install, and a magnetic clasp and striker plate to make sure they stay closed. But as always, be sure to check these out more for yourself and see what you think. I'm Stephanie, and for all things Mustang, keep it right here at AmericanMuscle.com.