Cloth convertible top?
I heard a rumor that a black *cloth* convertible top would be offered but I don't know if it's true and, if so, if it'll be available at the start of 2005 convertible production or if it'll be a future model year option. Anyone know?
All the mustang convertible tops have been vinyl except for the later years of the last cobra iteration which had a black cloth top. The cloth top definitely looked better and richer. I'd hate to buy the first '05 vert and then see a substantial upgrade like cloth roof offered soon after production starts. The possibility of a cloth top and chrome 18 inch wheels have me holding back on placing my order.
Originally posted by Bob99b5@December 13, 2004, 7:03 PM
All the mustang convertible tops have been vinyl except for the later years of the last cobra iteration which had a black cloth top. The cloth top definitely looked better and richer. I'd hate to buy the first '05 vert and then see a substantial upgrade like cloth roof offered soon after production starts. The possibility of a cloth top and chrome 18 inch wheels have me holding back on placing my order.
All the mustang convertible tops have been vinyl except for the later years of the last cobra iteration which had a black cloth top. The cloth top definitely looked better and richer. I'd hate to buy the first '05 vert and then see a substantial upgrade like cloth roof offered soon after production starts. The possibility of a cloth top and chrome 18 inch wheels have me holding back on placing my order.
I'm an engineer by trade and I've never been a big fan of aftermarket anything. My feeling is that no one can design it better than the factory, plus there's the cost factor - I'd spend big $$$ on aftermarket wheels and get very little back for them later. I really like the look of the chrome 5-spoke wheels on the show cars. I like the standard bullets but I have them on my '02 and I'm looking for something different and like the flash of the chrome.
Originally posted by Bob99b5@December 13, 2004, 7:48 PM
I'm an engineer by trade and I've never been a big fan of aftermarket anything. My feeling is that no one can design it better than the factory, plus there's the cost factor - I'd spend big $$$ on aftermarket wheels and get very little back for them later. I really like the look of the chrome 5-spoke wheels on the show cars. I like the standard bullets but I have them on my '02 and I'm looking for something different and like the flash of the chrome.
I'm an engineer by trade and I've never been a big fan of aftermarket anything. My feeling is that no one can design it better than the factory, plus there's the cost factor - I'd spend big $$$ on aftermarket wheels and get very little back for them later. I really like the look of the chrome 5-spoke wheels on the show cars. I like the standard bullets but I have them on my '02 and I'm looking for something different and like the flash of the chrome.
Originally posted by Bob99b5@December 13, 2004, 7:48 PM
My feeling is that no one can design it better than the factory
My feeling is that no one can design it better than the factory
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I would prefer the vinyl for the up keep.
