2010-2014 Ford Mustang S-197 Gen II Lets see your latest Pics PHOTO GALLERY
How does the other side look, Is it the same way,
Hey maybe you can bring that look back from the 80's. They were the s*** 30's years ago.
Last edited by racksteris; Mar 16, 2013 at 05:03 PM.
Lol, what size offset did you en up getting in the rear? Makes me mad I spent roughly 2k and now I can't return them.
Forgestar Wheels Style: F14 Size: 19x9 / 19x10
Finish: Black Placement: Back Spacing: 6.4” (163mm) / 7.1” (181mm) Offset: +35mm (1.4”) / +42mm (1.7”)
Last edited by racksteris; Mar 16, 2013 at 05:26 PM. Reason: Add Pic
Ahh it was the +15 offset that got me. Bigger offset puts the wheel more under the car... Thought it was the other way.
Car's a beauty. Have ordered 2014 much like your 2013, right down to the wheels and rear camera, 'cept I went Ruby Red and charcoal (girlfriend didn't like saddle). Makes me even more anxious to get mine delivered. Thanks for posting.
Stupidest statement I've ever read. Considering this car was developed as a convertible from the outset to make sure the chassis was able to handle it squeak free in topless mode, you aren't giving up a thing. I've lived with both long term, hell if it weren't for the black top, I could forget that it's a convertible when the top is up.
Last edited by TheDivaDanielle; Mar 18, 2013 at 06:16 AM.
If you ever plan to track your car a coupe is the only way to go. For those who won't ever see the track a ragtop is great. It is all about what YOU plan to do with YOUR car so YOU can enjoy it. No need for anyone to get worked up.
Pros:
Having the top down can be fun
Cons:
Paying more money
Added weight
Less structural integrity
Missing rear quarter panel bulges that make the car look muscular
Missing rear quarter windows that give the car its unique personality
Top fades, peels, and cracks,
Lacks proper insulation
Someone grabs a knife and cuts your roof open and take what ever is inside
This may be my opinion, but half of the above statements are facts.
Im glad you guys like your convertibles, ill stick with my coupe though.
And Danielle, you have a nice convertible, you are a girl too...
Some pics for the thread


What ever you guys like, its all good,
Anyways... here is a pic of my new grille
Having the top down can be fun
Cons:
Paying more money
Added weight
Less structural integrity
Missing rear quarter panel bulges that make the car look muscular
Missing rear quarter windows that give the car its unique personality
Top fades, peels, and cracks,
Lacks proper insulation
Someone grabs a knife and cuts your roof open and take what ever is inside
This may be my opinion, but half of the above statements are facts.
Im glad you guys like your convertibles, ill stick with my coupe though.
And Danielle, you have a nice convertible, you are a girl too...
Some pics for the thread


What ever you guys like, its all good,
Anyways... here is a pic of my new grille




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