I say go for it. Don't be afraid to try something no one else has done yet, or at least you haven't seen yet. That's what makes them even more unique. Take for instance the Le Mans strips. Don't get me wrong I like them especially like on the blue and white GT500 above. But everone's doing them. So you want Boss stripes do it. If you're unsure of how much you'd really like them do it in vinyl first so you can pull them off if you don't like it. Then if you do decide if right you could consider painting them later if the vinyl ever gives you trouble.

 

I found this one very interesting!

 

Hey that looks pretty nice. Although, I don't really care for the stripe wrapping down the bumper.

 

Not to fond of the C stripe, just doesn't look right. I like some thing more like this.
It's a poor attempt at a photo chop but you get the idea. You could take the side stripe up to the hood or to just the top of the fender if you wanted. Personally I like it as shown with the stripe going up the fender just a little bit wider.

 

I just want my hood to look like that. With a couple pins of course.

 

The Boss style graphics are OK, but these people who are putting the word Boss on their cars are going to feel bad if Ford decides to do a Boss edition. I feel bad for those who went to the trouble of doing GT-500 and -350 graphics when the '05s first came out; soon, there will be a real Shelby.

 

I think I'm going to go ahead, just because it may take Ford another 3-4 model years before they finalize a Boss/Mach s197. I'll probably be ready to sell my car by then and I'll see what is available.

 

I like what Mike and the guys at Street Scene did w/ their '05...Kinda ghosted orange pearl stripes....its what I'd do if I ever put stripes