Some SE news
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Ok, here it is:
2006: California Special
2007: Bullitt
They are still discussing whether to do a Mach 1 and/or Boss and if they do what they want it to look like. Just letting you guys know the latest info I have gotten.
2006: California Special
2007: Bullitt
They are still discussing whether to do a Mach 1 and/or Boss and if they do what they want it to look like. Just letting you guys know the latest info I have gotten.
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Got it from numerous people on the Mustang team in Ford Corporate. It's reliable. Plus the 2006 colors Brad has are from me (which I got from the same people). So to believe one is to believe the other.
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I agree with Charles. California doesn't carry the same meaning it did 40 years ago. I think of left-wing hippie environuts when I hear California. Although, "California Special" would be a good name for a hybrid Mustang.
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Originally posted by KapitanGT@September 4, 2004, 5:29 PM
Ok, here it is:
2006: California Special
2007: Bullitt
They are still discussing whether to do a Mach 1 and/or Boss and if they do what they want it to look like. Just letting you guys know the latest info I have gotten.
Ok, here it is:
2006: California Special
2007: Bullitt
They are still discussing whether to do a Mach 1 and/or Boss and if they do what they want it to look like. Just letting you guys know the latest info I have gotten.
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I seriously doubt a California Special would be anything more than just a sticker/stripe package or be available outside CA. Considering how many Mustangs are sold here, it wouldn't suprise me if the bean counters gave it the go ahead though.
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I agree with Charles. California doesn't carry the same meaning it did 40 years ago. I think of left-wing hippie environuts when I hear California. Although, "California Special" would be a good name for a hybrid Mustang.
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Originally posted by stang@September 4, 2004, 5:48 PM
I agree with Charles. California doesn't carry the same meaning it did 40 years ago. I think of left-wing hippie environuts when I hear California. Although, "California Special" would be a good name for a hybrid Mustang.
I agree with Charles. California doesn't carry the same meaning it did 40 years ago. I think of left-wing hippie environuts when I hear California. Although, "California Special" would be a good name for a hybrid Mustang.
Jason
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While horribley entertaining, the idea of a Hybrid Mustang would be great! Especially if it was done in a manner similar to the eclipse concept. If it was capable of all wheel drive with the hybrid running the front, traditional engine running the rear, and getting great fuel economy, the mustang would sell in the same numbers it did years ago.
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i personally spoke with one of fords mustang reps at the 40th show i nashville he said that ford wasnt concerned with any SE mustangs until the 05 debuet and was selling like crazy.
#20
Ford did this before in the late 60's or early 70's. They offered a special California Edition, or something like that, which as I recall had nothing more than stripes and a couple of other features.
Not a good idea, in my opinion.
Not a good idea, in my opinion.