Popular Mechanics Video
12/5/08, 08:37 PM
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Popular Mechanics Video
12/5/08, 09:27 PM
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"It makes you wonder what the next Bullitt will have for us."
"Exactly.... and that will be under the hood"
(3:30-3:40 in video)
"Exactly.... and that will be under the hood"
(3:30-3:40 in video)
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12/5/08, 09:43 PM
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The grill uprights (?) look better body-colored. I also noticed that the reshaped taillights and the chopped rear bumper don't look as bad as they did in static photos. To me, anyway.Good post!
12/9/08, 02:33 PM
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Ford Really Does Listen:
What's in store for the Next Bullitt is What Lies Under the Hood.
And About the EcoBoost
Sounds Good!
Taking Feedback about the Bullitt, "This Car is More Balanced than the Bullitt." "We are Now Saying, This is Now, the best Balanced Mustang We've Ever Built."
What's in store for the Next Bullitt is What Lies Under the Hood.
And About the EcoBoost
"Close, Real Close" and "Real Soon...Maybe On the Track Drivng It."
12/9/08, 05:19 PM
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There it is AGAIN, dammit! Ford always rolls out these PR cars with a PROPER RIDE HEIGHT, then gives us the **** 4x4 version.
Argh.
Argh.
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12/9/08, 05:25 PM
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Host: "Sort of makes you wonder what the next Bullitt has in store for us?"
Ford Engineer: "Exactly, and that'll be under the hood."
Ford Engineer: "Exactly, and that'll be under the hood."
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12/9/08, 07:41 PM
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It's the same thing with the car show prototypes and concepts. Not only do they have a nice ride height, but they almost always have a nice set of wide wheels/tires and an aggressive offset. Then when we see the production version, it's like...what the hell happened here?
12/9/08, 10:38 PM
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Um...The Lead Engineer of the 05-09's Was Vietnamese, Remember? Huai Thai Tang. Doug Gaffka, has been the Lead Designer for the Mustang for the design of both S197's 05 and 2010. What does the Fact that the Lead Engineer of the 2010 being British have to do with anything anyway?
Besides, the Engineers Are Not The Designers. They are Two Different Teams. They do work Together but honestly the Engineering on the 2010 was no where nearly as involved as the 05's since Almost All of the Mechanicals and Hard Points are Carry over from the S-197 Mk 1. Last edited by TampaBear67; 12/9/08 at 10:57 PM. Reason: Correction
12/9/08, 10:42 PM
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Um...The Lead Engineer of the 05-09's Was Korean. Huai Thai Tang. What does the Fact He's British have to do with anything?
Besides the Engineers Are Not The Designers. There Two Different Teams. They do work Together but honestly the Engineering on the 2010 was no where nearly as involved as the 05's since Almost All of the Mechanicals and Hard Points are Carry over from the S-107 Mk 1.
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Um...The Lead Engineer of the 05-09's Was Korean, Remember? Huai Thai Tang. What does the Fact that the Lead Engineer of the 2010 Is British have to do with anything anyway?
Besides, the Engineers Are Not The Designers. They are Two Different Teams. They do work Together but honestly the Engineering on the 2010 was no where nearly as involved as the 05's since Almost All of the Mechanicals and Hard Points are Carry over from the S-197 Mk 1. Dave
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12/9/08, 10:50 PM
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I stand corrected Dave. Thanks for correcting me.
Buster, as for randomly capitalizing words I'm a lot better about it now than I used to be. Just ask the other guys. I learned to type capitalizing each word, for a job I had. They liked their reports done that way for some reason. anyways, I type faster that way. It's something I am working on.
Buster, as for randomly capitalizing words I'm a lot better about it now than I used to be. Just ask the other guys. I learned to type capitalizing each word, for a job I had. They liked their reports done that way for some reason. anyways, I type faster that way. It's something I am working on.
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I stand corrected Dave. Thanks for correcting me.
Buster, as for randomly capitalizing words I'm a lot better about it now than I used to be. Just ask the other guys. I learned to type capitalizing each word, for a job I had. They liked their reports done that way for some reason. anyways, I type faster that way. It's something I am working on.
Buster, as for randomly capitalizing words I'm a lot better about it now than I used to be. Just ask the other guys. I learned to type capitalizing each word, for a job I had. They liked their reports done that way for some reason. anyways, I type faster that way. It's something I am working on.
Keep up the work and the good info.