2011 Mustang Alley Photos
8/21/11, 01:38 PM
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8/21/11, 02:01 PM
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The photo of the CO Boss in front of CVS was mine!
Did anyone see the GB GT with the Hardtop convertable kit? My CO boss was sittling next to it. It was really cool, I can't imagine how much it cost to do that!!
Did anyone see the GB GT with the Hardtop convertable kit? My CO boss was sittling next to it. It was really cool, I can't imagine how much it cost to do that!!
8/21/11, 02:12 PM
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I posted a pic at the top of page 2 of it; unless there were two, since I was further west, closer to WW. That was pretty cool. It actually looked pretty good with the top up, and even the black plastic cover was automated. There were brochures on the windshield.
8/21/11, 02:16 PM
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8/21/11, 03:11 PM
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This thread is awesome!! I'd also wouldn't mind more info on that hardtop vert. I saw a post of a 5.0 Powered Bullitt, pretty sure on here.
That, can't rem the year, 1st Generation w/Coyote was pretty sweet!! Keep the pics coming!!
That, can't rem the year, 1st Generation w/Coyote was pretty sweet!! Keep the pics coming!!
8/21/11, 04:57 PM
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Another thing that I thought was cool was the speedometer. It used a GPS to get it's speed and mileage. So it didn't have to be connected to the tranny and it didn't matter what gearing or tires it had on it.
8/21/11, 06:48 PM
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8/21/11, 07:49 PM
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8/21/11, 08:01 PM
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It was a very professional conversion. I talked to the guy for a little and I asked him about the power steering. He showed me where he mounted the pump but he wasn't really happy with the result. He said it worked fine but didn't look as good as he would have liked. I believe he said that it was a Sean Hyland bracket.
Another thing that I thought was cool was the speedometer. It used a GPS to get it's speed and mileage. So it didn't have to be connected to the tranny and it didn't matter what gearing or tires it had on it.
Another thing that I thought was cool was the speedometer. It used a GPS to get it's speed and mileage. So it didn't have to be connected to the tranny and it didn't matter what gearing or tires it had on it.
I just noticed that your from Warsaw. I work in Warsaw and live in Rochester. I now have a new GT500. We will have to get together for lunch sometime if you want! If you like, shoot me an email at fltririder at comcast dot net and maybe we can meet.
BTW, this thread is awesome. Thanks to all for all the photos!!!
Phil
8/22/11, 12:11 AM
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Great Pictures!! I officially in love with Lava Red!!!! Some day we will make it to Dearborn for this, the 100 Year Celebration was awesome but I wonder how the 50th Anniversary of the Mustang will be.... Crazy!
8/22/11, 04:35 AM
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8/22/11, 06:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Twin Turbo
I'm never gonna knock someone for being individual with their Mustang, but that one's definately.........um..........er............indiv idual!
Thanks again to all for sharing their photos and experiences.
