Got around to taking pics of the new mustang...
4/15/14, 03:03 PM
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Got around to taking pics of the new mustang...
So I picked up a 2013 premium V6 with the Pony Package and saddle interior. Added the SR springs. I plastidipped the wheels anthracite grey and the spoiler gloss black as well as painted the calipers. Wheels will be ordered this summer and perhaps a few other exterior mods. I already ordered Roush axleback and the Barton shift bracket.
I may delete the stripe. Not sure yet.
Let me know what you guys think.
I may delete the stripe. Not sure yet.
Let me know what you guys think.
4/15/14, 03:43 PM
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I like the saddle interior. I was close to choosing it but decided to give my wife the choice of colors on the car and she didn't want saddle....which is weird because has/rides two actual horses and owns actual saddles. Go figure.
Nice car man, and nice little touches. I dunno if I would delete the stripes, or go with ones that don't have the darker grey around them, and then extend them all the way back so they end on the bumper around the marker light. But I think they go nicely with the wheels and spoiler. Great job!
Nice car man, and nice little touches. I dunno if I would delete the stripes, or go with ones that don't have the darker grey around them, and then extend them all the way back so they end on the bumper around the marker light. But I think they go nicely with the wheels and spoiler. Great job!
4/15/14, 03:52 PM
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I would keep the side stripes. Always looks good. The tan interior is definitely different than the "norm" but I think that's kinda cool.
I personally don't know if I would choose it only because I would be afraid of loving/hating it on some days.
But I do like it that its not the original black interior.
I personally don't know if I would choose it only because I would be afraid of loving/hating it on some days.
But I do like it that its not the original black interior.
4/15/14, 04:22 PM
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Congrats on your car.
Love that interior.
Love that interior.
5/9/14, 04:35 PM
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Added a few mods this week so I thought I would take some more pics. Added Borla ATAK's, Airaid CAI, and Barton Shift bracket. I also plastidipped the rear valance and grille. More stuff to come...
5/9/14, 06:05 PM
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5/11/14, 06:04 PM
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Looks good, Im considering doing the same thing to the rear valance.
5/12/14, 12:45 PM
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Haha love the car man!
I remember those brown 'coach' interiors; were almost impossible to find on the dealer lots but it seemed every press tester had 'em. Probably in an effort to make a connection with a certain 'german' v8 sports coupe
I remember those brown 'coach' interiors; were almost impossible to find on the dealer lots but it seemed every press tester had 'em. Probably in an effort to make a connection with a certain 'german' v8 sports coupe
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9/16/14, 12:19 PM
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I would keep the side stripes. Always looks good. The tan interior is definitely different than the "norm" but I think that's kinda cool.
I personally don't know if I would choose it only because I would be afraid of loving/hating it on some days.
But I do like it that its not the original black interior.
I personally don't know if I would choose it only because I would be afraid of loving/hating it on some days.
But I do like it that its not the original black interior.
And here I thought I was the only one.
9/16/14, 02:50 PM
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I see you removed your stripes. I'm reeeealllllyyy thinking of doing that myself. I don't like the look of the stock ones but..I keep thinking do I really want to do that.
9/16/14, 05:31 PM
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It was super easy. Took about 10 minutes with a heat gun. Just heated up an edge so I could peel it back and just pulled. Go slow so you rip the vinyl. No residue or anything. Used some Too Gone to clean things up.
9/16/14, 05:33 PM
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Its great. Almost flush with the the rear but doesn't stick out all. Not sure about the brembos since I don't have them. But I'd imagine they would clear. I hear you need a 35 or smaller to clear.
