Cavero

I've got to admit, one of the greatest things about the Mustang is that there is so many ways it can be improved. The aftermarket is sprawling for this car. So many mods, such limited cash flow. What to upgrade....decisions, decisions...

On a side note: I stopped by a dealer in my town and they quoted me $321.56 for the front GT/CS bumper cover and $188.98 for the rear. A previous quote to have my rear bumper repainted after someone hit me in a parking lot was $350 to have the bumper cover removed, refinished, and put back on, counting paint. I wonder how much cheaper it would be considering the bumper covers would already be set for paint.

TillmanSpeed

The mustang aftermarket support has always been killer! Remember when you couldn't drive down the street without seeing a modified one? Well, this is starting to look like those times! I love it. I remember sitting in the back seat as a kid 10-11 or so, on the way home from Maple Grove Raceway saying "when I get older I want a mustang".

You can't go wrong with these cars!

DynamicmustangGT

If your going to start with performance imo you should start with suspension, wheels/tires, and brakes, to handle the power you will be adding later on. If you arent looking for performance lowering the car is still one of the best looking cosmetic mods availible, as it cuts the wheel gap. If your not looking for performance go with the springs/shocks for the looks and the bumper

sodaman

Well if you end up getting ford racing stuff no one can beat johnbleakleyford, If you dont believe me just take a look, get the part number from the ford site etc, bleakleys website sort of sucks, but you can usually put the number in and it will give you the price or just give them a call, wayne is a cool dude, have spent much money there and saved a bunch as well. good luck