Check out the gold Ford Racing Performance Mustang, especially the 4th
photo in the gallery for this car. Try to tell me it couldn't be a
new Boss 302 car.
in
news: snipped-for-privacy@posting.google.com:
Not bad, but did you see Jay Leno's twin turbo Toronado?!? Whoa!
Joe
Calypso Green '93 5.0 LX AOD hatch with a few goodies
Black '03 Dakota 5.9 R/T CC
I gotta say this...as big a Mustang fan as I am, this '05 car is gonna need
aftermarket help to make it look presentable to these eyes...nothing too
pimped out, but SOMETHING....
I have a '96 GT coupe that I still get a kick out of. But I also like the
'99-'04s. Particularly the 2004...the last model year built in Dearborn...my
home town. The ultimate, of course, would be a '65 fastback.
I say give the '05s a little time. I think you'll find you warm up to
them pretty darn quick. I really liked the '99-'04 cars, especially
the Bullets and Mach 1s, but after seeing the new '05s suddenly the
Fox-4s look so dated. And after test driving an '05, they really feel
dated too.
Patrick
'93 Cobra
'83 LTD
I got a chance to see one yesterday at the dealer. And believe me when I
tell you that it confirmed my worst fears. Of course, it was a standard
V-6...and white with gray interior. It just looked like a "white body"
waiting for a transformation. I'll re-evaluate after I check out a GT...or
Cobra. I want to like this car...and it'd be no problem with the lady of the
house bringing one home..."it HAS to be a convertible, though"...her words,
not mine!
Yeah Tom, a vanilla white V6 model isn't the one to base your opinion
on.
We have two new GTs in our neighborhood, one in black the other a deep
blue. Let me tell you, they look SWEET! And wait until you hear the
exhaust note, I think it's one of best sounding new cars I've heard
yet.
Patrick
'93 Cobra
'83 LTD
I sat in an '05 at the Boston Auto Show the other day, All this business
of "it re-creates the feelings of the '64 1/2 Mustang" is true! It feels
like a cheap car!
I don't like the front end and grillwork and am especially put off by
the cheap aluminum stampings in the interior.
I'll keep my Bullitt, thanks.
OK. Take a white GT, remove the fog lights, slap a '65 Shelby scoop on the
hood, give it the skunk and rocker panel stripes and lose the pony and
corral and replace with '65 pony and tribar on the driver's side of the
grill. Top off with the 17-inch bullit rims and voila, Shelby part Deux.
"Canadian Musclecars" wrote in
news: snipped-for-privacy@rogers.com:
Obviously, you have no sense of heritage with that comment. I don't see
a spec of rice, just a nice paint job that matches a winning racer...
(try reading about it before jumping to conclusions)
AS follows from MSN Autos:
At SEMA Ford announced Mustang will return to the track with a new
performance parts and competition program. This Ford Racing Mustang show
car was on display at SEMA, painted to match the Bud Moore Racing Trans
Am cars that raced in 1970. Photo: Ford Motor Company
Now don't you feel chagrined for calling it rice...
MotorsForum website is not affiliated with any of the manufacturers or service providers discussed here.
All logos and trade names are the property of their respective owners.