2010-2014 Ford Mustang S-197 Gen II Lets see your latest Pics PHOTO GALLERY
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Thank you Stage_3.
Thx Iceknyght.
Thanks mkj5013
Hello FromZto5. Been a while. I'm here a fair amount but mostly reading more than posting. The hood is the Cervini Cobra R hood. Good quality, nice fit, very happy with the choice.
I read that you got a very nice header/exhaust setup. Kooks is a nice product. Must be a nice addition with that s/c under the hood.
Always enjoy checking this thread out as there are a lot of nice Mustangs in here.
Thx Iceknyght.
Thanks mkj5013
Hello FromZto5. Been a while. I'm here a fair amount but mostly reading more than posting. The hood is the Cervini Cobra R hood. Good quality, nice fit, very happy with the choice.
I read that you got a very nice header/exhaust setup. Kooks is a nice product. Must be a nice addition with that s/c under the hood.
Always enjoy checking this thread out as there are a lot of nice Mustangs in here.
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So how bad is the learning curve for wrapping? And what kind of wrap did you use? And do you cut your wrap with a blade or did you use some of the knifeless tape?
I want to try a new look with mine, but I have absolutely no desice to make any permanent chages to the appearance (yet). I was thinking of using some 3M Scotchprint 1080 Carbon Fiber to wrap my roof and potentially my hood. The roof seems like it would be fairly easy to wrap, the hood would be a bit more complicated especially with the hood scoop.
I want to try a new look with mine, but I have absolutely no desice to make any permanent chages to the appearance (yet). I was thinking of using some 3M Scotchprint 1080 Carbon Fiber to wrap my roof and potentially my hood. The roof seems like it would be fairly easy to wrap, the hood would be a bit more complicated especially with the hood scoop.
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Thanks for posting Tom. Great photos.
Love the GN and the license plate. I almost bought a GN. This was a Florida car and this car was f*cking ballsy. I think it had a stall converter in it or something and possibly some modifications I/dealership wasn't aware of. The car would chirp them at 45 MPH just under normal driving. Car was really fast, especially from a stop, looked stupid clean and had only 13,000 miles on the clock. I really wish I bought it.
My mechanic has one and I just saw him last week and I keep asking him when he's going to sell me his. I told him I want first dibs. lol
He said that is the last toy he's selling "if" he has to sell his toys.
Love the GN and the license plate. I almost bought a GN. This was a Florida car and this car was f*cking ballsy. I think it had a stall converter in it or something and possibly some modifications I/dealership wasn't aware of. The car would chirp them at 45 MPH just under normal driving. Car was really fast, especially from a stop, looked stupid clean and had only 13,000 miles on the clock. I really wish I bought it.
My mechanic has one and I just saw him last week and I keep asking him when he's going to sell me his. I told him I want first dibs. lol
He said that is the last toy he's selling "if" he has to sell his toys.
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From: Rockaway, NJ
Thanks for posting Tom. Great photos.
Love the GN and the license plate. I almost bought a GN. This was a Florida car and this car was f*cking ballsy. I think it had a stall converter in it or something and possibly some modifications I/dealership wasn't aware of. The car would chirp them at 45 MPH just under normal driving. Car was really fast, especially from a stop, looked stupid clean and had only 13,000 miles on the clock. I really wish I bought it.
My mechanic has one and I just saw him last week and I keep asking him when he's going to sell me his. I told him I want first dibs. lol He said that is the last toy he's selling "if" he has to sell his toys.
Love the GN and the license plate. I almost bought a GN. This was a Florida car and this car was f*cking ballsy. I think it had a stall converter in it or something and possibly some modifications I/dealership wasn't aware of. The car would chirp them at 45 MPH just under normal driving. Car was really fast, especially from a stop, looked stupid clean and had only 13,000 miles on the clock. I really wish I bought it.
My mechanic has one and I just saw him last week and I keep asking him when he's going to sell me his. I told him I want first dibs. lol
He said that is the last toy he's selling "if" he has to sell his toys.Amazing car from the company that now brings us the Rendezvous.
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Cleaned her up yesterday! 
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Looks killer Gary! Very nice sir. 
Yes, sleeper car indeed. Very fast car for it's time back in the day.
Yeah, I dig the GN too. A lot of folks don't know what it is and that makes it a sleeper in my view....and I love sleepers. They were a ton of bang for the buck when new, and that's being reflected in collector prices today.
Amazing car from the company that now brings us the Rendezvous.
Amazing car from the company that now brings us the Rendezvous.