Looks good!! Wish I could afford one for my wife!!

 

wow wish i could afford one for my mom... 4x cancer suvivor... wasn't suppose to see me turn age 5 and getting to see me turn age 19!

 

:gay:

I'm sure we'll see a lot of these in West Hollywood...

 

Looks pretty good, my GF survived cancer, she would dig it

 

Definitely a package for the ladies, which is cool because the Mustang appeals to men and women of all ages....

 

Very tastefully done.

 

Exactly....Home-run Ford!


much better than what I was invsioning.....

 

That thing is truly nice. I like the stitching, it goes good on the black. any word on if and how much they will be donating for each one sold

 

I think out of the package, which we don't know how much it is (I'm figuring about $500 or so, since its available with the Pony Package, I heard they are donating $250 for each car sold. If the WIP package does cost around $500, they are giving back half to charity. A very nice jesture by Ford.

I also think that emblem on the side will be a VERY popular item via parts departments and our friend on here KC. I have a feeling ALOT of people will by just the emblem for many reasons.

 

A black pony package... I failed to get the memo that said black was the new girl color..? This means i'm going to have to trade in my black pony package mustang for yellow or something.

 

looks great. the subtle differences are great.
tasteful, clean, and well executed.
love the details.

 

Hm...I think i'll support cancer survivors some other way...

 

Here is an article on the Ford media website. Ford donates $250 for each one sold. I also think it is tastefully designed.

 

only $250?....that thing better not cost much more then a normal pony package stang...I would hate for ford to take advantage of a charity like that.

 

You know they will in the long run, though. It's inevitable.

Anyway... why is it aimed toward women? Men can get breast cancer, too...

 

Not really sure why you'd throw the "gay" smilie on a car that is helping breast cancer.

 

The Susan G. Komen For The Cure is a woman's network/organization for breast cancer, but they do have some information about male breast cancer on their website.

Perhaps the John W. Nick Foundation should contact FMC for the male version.

 

From the link Tony posted . . .

 

Very small chance,close to none for men. i felt a bump on my chest and it turned out to be a lipnod or something.

Remember if you feel a bump it can be nothing but when it starts turning colors thats when you got it.

ON THE SIDE NOTE what up with that study on oral sex and cancer WTF that's my favorite thing in the world (on women)