So I've got a 35th anniversary edition mustang, and with that they came with the honeycomb on the back. Bought the car used and didnt know much about the 35th's when we bought it, or what it was. I wasnt thrilled about the honeycomb, but it is growing on me. I decided to pull it off and I like it...but there are holes underneath. Im trying to decide if I should find a way to fill/cover them or leave the honeycomb on. Suggestions?

Here's pics of it on there, and one a closeup with the honeycomb off and the holes.

 

You have a great looking car and among other GT's the 1999 35th Anniversary "Limited Edition" GT is one of the best looking period. I have one too and would never remove the panels. I really think you should leave them on.
Visit www.mustang35th.com for more on these special GT's.

-Jason

btw, what number do you have?

 

No contest: put the panels back on.

 

I agree, put em back

 

I say put them back on. But I also added them to my LaserRed 99GT convert, too. I think they visually break up the area between the lights. They also bring the honeycomb effect to the rear of the car, just like the Mach 1s of yesteryear. Of course, I remember the first Mach 1s, too.

 

I put them back on...it is growing on me like i said. And it does break up that trunk space pretty good

 

The body is obviously not stock so do which ever you prefer, at
this point I wouldn't worry too much about keeping the body
stock.

If you really don't want the honeycomb on there check around in
some local junk yards and see if you can't find a used one without
the honeycomb on it. Then you could always easily put it back on
if you wanted.

 

i say put it back on i likey

 

i say take them off but make sure you buy the badges and everything for the back it looks like poo without them

 

I say leave them on. I too have a 35th. They are an identifing symbol for the car and look great. I think the Mach 1's should have had them too. I say leave em!!

 

The new machs i have seen have them, maybe they werent stock?

 

No i don't believe they are. They Machs had the emblem but that was it. You can buy the honeycomb appliques with the Mach 1 logo on them from 50resto though. I saw one also and they compliment the car nicely!

 

Thats what it was then, but it looked sick
PS-their wasnt a single 35th anniversery car at FFW, but i sawa real autographed shelby

 

double post, please delete.

 

It can always be painted the same as the car if the color contrast is your concern.

 

Thats a shame. They're harder and harder to come by.

 

I added them to my 03 GT because I thought it added some contrast to the very "white" rear end.

 

Very nice Silversurfer. Looks great!!