2005 Roush Mustang (Sept 1st)
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I found this when I went to www.roushperf.com today
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Man that thing is going to rock on the road. My guess is that because of how the front spoiler looks, that Roush probably designed some serious bolt-ons for the stang.
As for the Shelby style strips my guss is that they will be leaving those for the Shelby editions. Lets not forget that Ford gave Carrol 2 preproduction GT's to work from, when Roush, Steeda, and Saleen only got 1 each.
As for the Shelby style strips my guss is that they will be leaving those for the Shelby editions. Lets not forget that Ford gave Carrol 2 preproduction GT's to work from, when Roush, Steeda, and Saleen only got 1 each.
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Originally posted by WaveMan2k3@August 4, 2004, 10:29 AM
As for the Shelby style strips my guss is that they will be leaving those for the Shelby editions. Lets not forget that Ford gave Carrol 2 preproduction GT's to work from, when Roush, Steeda, and Saleen only got 1 each.
As for the Shelby style strips my guss is that they will be leaving those for the Shelby editions. Lets not forget that Ford gave Carrol 2 preproduction GT's to work from, when Roush, Steeda, and Saleen only got 1 each.
One being a screaming N/A motor and the 2nd being forced induction? Just my thoughts and $.02 on that issue.
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Originally posted by WaveMan2k3@August 4, 2004, 10:29 AM
As for the Shelby style strips my guss is that they will be leaving those for the Shelby editions. Lets not forget that Ford gave Carrol 2 preproduction GT's to work from, when Roush, Steeda, and Saleen only got 1 each.
As for the Shelby style strips my guss is that they will be leaving those for the Shelby editions. Lets not forget that Ford gave Carrol 2 preproduction GT's to work from, when Roush, Steeda, and Saleen only got 1 each.
The tail wing doesn't exactly come across as 'duck". It appears to overlap past the the trunk line over the side fender. Sort of reminds me of the style used on late model Camaros. But heck from that dark silhouette anybody's guess could be right.
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Shelby doesn't hold a patent on putting stripes on cars. Saleen, Steeda, Roush, etc. can do just about whatever they want. They will be competing with Shelby models for sales, so I'd definitely look for LeMans stripes on at least one other aftermarket model, most likely the Roush.
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Originally posted by mr-mstng@August 4, 2004, 1:52 PM
Shelby doesn't hold a patent on putting stripes on cars. Saleen, Steeda, Roush, etc. can do just about whatever they want. They will be competing with Shelby models for sales, so I'd definitely look for LeMans stripes on at least one other aftermarket model, most likely the Roush.
Shelby doesn't hold a patent on putting stripes on cars. Saleen, Steeda, Roush, etc. can do just about whatever they want. They will be competing with Shelby models for sales, so I'd definitely look for LeMans stripes on at least one other aftermarket model, most likely the Roush.
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Something tells me that Roush has no problem using original Shelby design ideas:
http://www.roushperf.com/html/rpp_mustang380r.htm
http://www.roushperf.com/html/rpp_mustang380r.htm
