2005-2009 Ford Mustang S-197 Gen 1 Photo Gallery Lets see your latest pics!!!
#2041
Legacy TMS Member
Just looks funny with the lower front bumper and lower rear bumper painted, with the increase in body height from the black skirts. Unless...you're planning on painting the lower bumper parts black too (a la 07-09 GT500).
#2042
Legacy TMS Member
Eh, you're entitled to your opinion.
Last edited by unnoticedtrails; 3/17/14 at 07:49 AM.
#2043
Just an ebay splitter, I believe it was called cv type 3. Similar to the gt500 splitter but not quite the same. I think it was like 100 bucks. I'm happy with the look of it but the install kit they send is 4 self tapping screws... Lol. I used those plus about 10 more.
#2049
Shelby GT500 Member
In all honesty Luke, the trim restorers I have used have all worn off the second it rains. If I were you I would get a can of semi- or flat black spray paint and re spray them. I did that to my wiper cowl a yer or so ago and it still looks brand new.
#2050
Legacy TMS Member
Thanks Sean, I have thought about that, too. What kind of prep did you do? I know my trim has seen several different coatings over the years. I want to make sure it sticks well. I want to do my cowl, too. But, did you have to remove it or did you mask it?
#2051
Bullitt Member
Had the car out saturday I finally got the shorty headers installed on the mustang so I figured it was only fair to get it out and enjoy it on a very nice day before we got hit with almost 6" of snow.
#2053
#2057
Bullitt Member
#2058
Legacy TMS Member
#2059
Well I finally took the car out for a drive today!
And this is why I haven't drove the car since December 7th
My clutch foot is feeling good and was strong enough to drive today! It was awesome!!!
And this is why I haven't drove the car since December 7th
My clutch foot is feeling good and was strong enough to drive today! It was awesome!!!
Last edited by Wades GT; 3/20/14 at 07:08 PM.
#2060
Legacy TMS Member
Excellent! Looking very nice out in the sun! I have staples in my foot, too. They are from one of my many surgeries due to my Cerebral Palsy.