Ben,
Got my GT/CS bracket and installed it the other day.
Nice fit, although you cannot tighten the rear nuts when on my GT/CS bumper as it loosens up the front ones.
Here's some pics of it installed...
LJS

 

Very nice, I had to return the mustang CS to the person I borrowed it from before I finalized my design - so I never had a chance to test it on the bumper. However I would just tighten them until they are snug, just as extra insurance.

 

Ben,

I just sent a PM, need one of those brackets in California ASAP. Thanks.

 

Hi all,

I figured I should post pricing information:

The plate bracket comes standard with 1" plate bolts. When ordering please specify if you want 1" or 3/4" plate bolts.
- 1" bolts if your using a license plate frame or a plate cover.
- 3/4" bolts if your just using the plate

The pricing from the other pages has gone up a bit since the Canadian Dollar has been on the rise:


Please message me for current pricing, as the dollar seems all over the place, and I would go crazy updating the thread all the time

GT Bracket:
US:
$40US bracket + $9US shipping = $49US

Canada:
$38cdn + $11 (7 days shipping) or $12 (Express 2 days) = so $49cdn or $50
NOTE: This is shipping to B.C - Shipping to Canada is variable so please PM or email me your postal code

CS/Shelby GT:
US:
$45US bracket + $9US shipping = $54US

Canada:
$41cdn + $11 (7 days shipping) or $12 (Express 2 days) = so $52 or $53
NOTE: This is shipping to B.C - Shipping to Canada is variable so please PM or email me your postal code

Roush:
US/Canada: Please add $1.50 to the CS/Shelby GT bracket price..

My paypal email that I post on public forums is fastrackindustries @ gmail dot com

If you want more information please send me a PM or an email at the address above.

Installation Instructions:
GT:
http://fastrack.redirectme.net:30923...te_Bracket.pdf
or
http://www.fileden.com/files/2006/10...te_Bracket.pdf

CS/Shelby/Roush:
http://fastrack.redirectme.net:30923...S_ShelbyGT.pdf
or
http://www.fileden.com/files/2006/10...S_ShelbyGT.pdf


Currently expect about a 1 week turn around if you order one. Year end is approaching (I'm in IT.. so there's a change freeze Dec 15)... busy busy.. Plus I have to get my car into storage before the snow & salt flies

Pictures of the bracket:
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showth...579#post757579



Thanks,

 

Do you make them for and 04 Cobra?

 

They are only for S197 (2005+) Mustangs.

 

Thanks Tony for replying, I took my car in for storage today and didn't have time to reply yet.

wickedstangs I sent you a PM as well, there is a remote chance the GT/CS bracket might fit but that is really doubtful - since the mount is more generic. I would need to see underside shots of the plate area on the 04 Cobra.

 

Hi all,

It looks like the Dollar is back on par again or close enough! So I'm adjusting my pricing again.

The plate bracket comes standard with 1" plate bolts. When ordering please specify if you want 1" or 3/4" plate bolts.
- 1" bolts if your using a license plate frame or a plate cover.
- 3/4" bolts if your just using the plate

GT Bracket:
US:
$38US bracket + $8.20US shipping = $46US

Canada:
$38cdn + $11 (7 days shipping) or $12 (Express 2 days) = so $49cdn or $50
NOTE: This is shipping to B.C - Shipping to Canada is variable so please PM or email me your postal code

CS/Shelby GT:
US:
$41US bracket + $8.20US shipping = $49US

Canada:
$41cdn + $11 (7 days shipping) or $12 (Express 2 days) = so $52 or $53
NOTE: This is shipping to B.C - Shipping to Canada is variable so please PM or email me your postal code

Roush:
US/Canada: Please add $1.50 to the CS/Shelby GT bracket price..

My paypal email that I post on public forums is fastrackindustries @ gmail dot com

If you want more information please send me a PM or an email at the address above.

Installation Instructions:
GT:
http://fastrack.redirectme.net:30923...te_Bracket.pdf
or
http://www.fileden.com/files/2006/10...te_Bracket.pdf

CS/Shelby/Roush:
http://fastrack.redirectme.net:30923...S_ShelbyGT.pdf
or
http://www.fileden.com/files/2006/10...S_ShelbyGT.pdf


Currently expect about a 1 week turn around if you order one.

Pictures of the bracket:
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showth...579#post757579



Thanks,

 

Hi all,

I just wanted to point out of a few things regarding this new bracket that has come on the scene. I'm not too surprised that this has occurred since I had an amazing idea, but the fact a patent costs more than what I've made since I started this - and my other post started off being a how-to instead of me selling them. Each of my brackets takes me about 1.5 hours from start to finish, so I do not make a whole lot on each bracket. There's not much I can do. But personally I would take Craig's install document with a grain of salt:

http://www.ccmustangbrackets.com/brackets.html
install instructions:
http://www.ccmustangbrackets.com/Bra...structions.pdf

Here's a link to the thread about the trials and complications I had making mine:
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showthread.php?t=49099
instractions:
http://www.fileden.com/files/2006/10...te_Bracket.pdf

1) There are sections of his document which are WORD for WORD the same as mine including the disclaimer section. I really doubt his bracket has been tested between 40F-95F and speeds up to 225km/h since that's the same rating as mine, which is all from USER REPORTS and my own.

2) When researching my bracket as you know I started off with bending the aluminum without heat - all documented in my thread - . I came across a way to bend aluminum safely and even then the max radius bend for aluminum of this thickness should be no more than 25degrees - HIS IS 90!!!... Unless he is using some weird process I sure hope his does not fall of peoples cars.

UPDATE: I received a reply from him, and he said he uses a different grade of aluminum for his brackets which allows tighter bends As for resistance to corrosion - I've read the aluminum I use resists very well as for his I'm not sure.

By whichever bracket you wish, however I know mine has been tested by many. I do this in my spare time, and every bracket I make is hand made using 6061-T6 grade aluminum with 18.8 stainless steel parts.

I have sold over 75 brackets and I haven't received any negative remarks - the thread I started last spring has 15,500 posts with over 260 replies

 

Ben,

I wanted you to know that I am "winter testing" your bracket, which I have been extremely satisfied with since I purchased it. I plan to take some photos of it within the next few weeks, now on its second winter in Cincinnati.

You DEFINITELY have produced a great item for S197 owners - thank you!!

 

Thanks Tony - and to think I started this thread as a how-to I never imagined I would produce this many brackets!

Thank you for the feedback!

 

Ben,
I noticed you gave the $$ for the GT, CS, and Roush. Do you have a bracket made up for the V6 bumper style?

 

Hi Brian,

I was planning to make a V6 bracket as it's very similar to the GT bumper (just slightly different in size). But the demand seemed higher for the CS in which I've sold very few.

I might still make a V6 one - as there seemed to be about 5 or 6 people interested. I'll post details if I make a v6 one.

 

I'll be interested in a GT/CS bracket as soon as my bumpers arrive and are installed. I'll pm you when that is done.

 

Ben,

I would like to place an order for one of your brackets. I sent you a PM.

 

+2 on pm'ing and wanting to place and order.

 

Installed mine a few weeks back. Great product!

 

Glad you like it

 

I would like to buy a bracket. Just bought an 05 GT (traded on an '01 V6, hehe) from Pennsylvania and I need a front plate for Maryland =/. PMing you now.

 

Sent you a PM thanks