Build Quality
7/2/06 | 01:28 PM
#21
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Originally Posted by Merlot
Your father needs to get out and drive more cars also!
7/2/06 | 09:32 PM
#22
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Originally Posted by BC_Shelby
OK, the Stang is awesome, but the price is right where it ought to be for what you get.
"Luxurious carpet"...? "...padded dashes always seem to crack and peel after a few years." No offense, but you need to get out more and look at more vehicles.
"Luxurious carpet"...? "...padded dashes always seem to crack and peel after a few years." No offense, but you need to get out more and look at more vehicles.
If you can shelter or garage your car, you wont have this problem at all.
7/2/06 | 09:46 PM
#23
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Joined: August 12, 2005
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From: CT
Originally Posted by RedneckPony
I just wanted to say how impressed I was with the workmanship and build quality that goes into the new GT's. I've had my 06 for about 3 months now, and im still astounded with the quality of the interior and exterior.
The real aluminum accents on the dash, and the thick, luxurious carpet, Beautiful retro design on the guages, the sport seats....even the fit and finish on the body panels.....this isnt the kind of workmanship you uasually find on a $25K car!!!! I drive my GT a little every afternoon, and I still love it just as much today as the day i bought it. I try to compare it to my chevy blazer in fit and finish, and there is no comparison....the blazer has poorly alligned body panels, poorly fitting interior peices, and the doors are starting to sag a little.
I'm amazed that Ford was able to offer the performance, power, enginering, fit and finish that they did in the new mustangs at the price that they did. I've always liked ford better than GM. Now i know why.
Sorry if this has been covered before...but i felt like i just had to say something.
The real aluminum accents on the dash, and the thick, luxurious carpet, Beautiful retro design on the guages, the sport seats....even the fit and finish on the body panels.....this isnt the kind of workmanship you uasually find on a $25K car!!!! I drive my GT a little every afternoon, and I still love it just as much today as the day i bought it. I try to compare it to my chevy blazer in fit and finish, and there is no comparison....the blazer has poorly alligned body panels, poorly fitting interior peices, and the doors are starting to sag a little.
I'm amazed that Ford was able to offer the performance, power, enginering, fit and finish that they did in the new mustangs at the price that they did. I've always liked ford better than GM. Now i know why.
Sorry if this has been covered before...but i felt like i just had to say something.
7/2/06 | 09:51 PM
#24
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Joined: July 30, 2004
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Originally Posted by Galaxie
I am very happy with the fit and finish on the '05... I noticed that there were improvements on the sheetmetal on the '06's as well.
The carpet however is very thin and I don't see it aging well... time will tell
The carpet however is very thin and I don't see it aging well... time will tell
I'm almost afraid to shift my feet on the bare carpet in the Mustang thinking that it might tear...LOL.
7/3/06 | 07:26 PM
#25
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Joined: July 17, 2005
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From: Vancouver, BC (Hollywood North)
Originally Posted by adrenalin
ok, now boys, either take your little heated argument and use the PM feature or just drop the issue all together. Threads are not to be used for therapy 
I have deleted the non-topic related posts.
I have deleted the non-topic related posts.
7/3/06 | 09:58 PM
#26
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Originally Posted by BC_Shelby
Oh, dayamn...caught with the gas can in one hand and the matches in the other.
What did I miss? Seriously, I turn away for just a few days of rest and relaxation... nevermind, I don't want to know.
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