Hello everybody. I'm new here and new to mustangs. I ordered my Sterling Gray with Black stripes GT500 in April shortly after I got hired on by Ford and just picked it up on 9/27. Took it Saturday to get the windows tinted; 20% all around and 50% full windshield. So far I'm loving it...when it starts. It's not started on me twice in the 200 miles I've driven it. It lights up and the electronics all work, but no cranking. I'll be taking it in to get serviced once the rain lets up around here. Overall the car is a beast and I love the power and ride.

 

Picking her up from the tint shop.

 

It's probably pissed that you tinted it's front windshield and welcome.

 

Har har har :P I love the front windshield tinted. I can't even tell at night that it is tinted, but you can't see in which is awesome. I think it looks perfect on the sterling gray.

 

What an awesome car you've got there Terbo. WOW!.......I mean it really really looks the business.
-------Bill

 

Love the color scheme.

 

It's beautiful

 

No offense OP but does anyone think that front end is way overdone?

 

I like it

 

 

No

it's beautiful.

 

Just go slow on those speed bumps.

Hot car by the way.

 

Thanks everyone! I'll be getting a professional photoshoot done once the weather clears up here in KY. I love driving this car! Speed bumps do scare me a bit, but the car does sit kinda high, too high for my tastes anyway. If I do any mods at all then lowering springs and a panhard bar will be the first true mods to come.

 

Welcome to TMS, good luck with the new ride.
When it doesn't start, are there any fault codes ?

 

Beautiful ride and welcome to the forum!!

 

I love it! And i think it is perfect minus the front windshield hahaa. That's illegal where i come from.

 

Welcome to TMS! My GT500 has a build date of Oct 22nd, getting close!

 

Like the color scheme! However I do have a question. Why do 20% on your other windows and 50% on your windshield? Why not do 20 or 50 ALL the way around? I don't tint my windshield, thats just me, but I would think it'd be better to have the lesser on your main viewing port and the more on your other view ports? I'm really just curious and not passing judgement.

 

Welcome to TMS!

 

Less is more with window tint. The lower the number, the darker the tint, not the other way around which I think you are thinking. So 20% means that it blocks 80% of light, which makes the side windows really dark. 50% on the windshield is barely noticable from the inside, but on the outside you can't hardly see int, if at all.