Jizzed
5/8/10, 08:39 PM
#41
Bullitt Member
Join Date: December 26, 2009
Location: NYC
Posts: 413
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
5/9/10, 08:16 AM
#43
legacy Tms Member MEMORIAL Rest In Peace 10/06/2021
Join Date: September 16, 2009
Location: Clinton Tennessee
Posts: 3,377
Received 125 Likes
on
101 Posts
I would never be able to afford a car at this price. If i could, in time i believe the stripes would grow on me like the rear-end of the 2010 Mustang did after a few weeks. I also didn't like the V-6 Pony Package wheels, but after seeing several pictures and video's of the wheels, i really like them and can't wait for my Mustang. If it will ever leave 'Ramp 51' LOL!!!
5/9/10, 09:22 AM
#44
Post *****
Join Date: December 14, 2007
Location: State of Jefferson Mountains USA
Posts: 20,005
Likes: 0
Received 4 Likes
on
4 Posts
I don't think styling is 'right' if it has to 'grow' on you. While some have grown to like the '10/11 rear end, many have not and are firmly entrenched against it (and ticked at Ford). Great styling is not controversial.
Whereas when I first saw Bullitt, I had to try and pull one off. I had no business spending 30k at the time but I was/am mesmerized and immediately starting working my creative financing magic. Credit card in hand, within 3 weeks of first seeing one (on the internet), I was ordering one to be built just for me on 12.6.07. I had never even driven a Mustang in my life. Never drove the B until I had signed the papers and it was mine.
That's what good styling (& features) does. Just like Gen 1 did that fateful day on 4.17 46 years ago.
People had to have one.
Last edited by cdynaco; 5/9/10 at 09:25 AM.
5/9/10, 09:47 AM
#45
Just a side note in general.
I don't think styling is 'right' if it has to 'grow' on you. While some have grown to like the '10/11 rear end, many have not and are firmly entrenched against it (and ticked at Ford). Great styling is not controversial.
Whereas when I first saw Bullitt, I had to try and pull one off. I had no business spending 30k at the time but I was/am mesmerized and immediately starting working my creative financing magic. Credit card in hand, within 3 weeks of first seeing one (on the internet), I was ordering one to be built just for me on 12.6.07. I had never even driven a Mustang in my life. Never drove the B until I had signed the papers and it was mine.
That's what good styling (& features) does. Just like Gen 1 did that fateful day on 4.17 46 years ago.
People had to have one.
I don't think styling is 'right' if it has to 'grow' on you. While some have grown to like the '10/11 rear end, many have not and are firmly entrenched against it (and ticked at Ford). Great styling is not controversial.
Whereas when I first saw Bullitt, I had to try and pull one off. I had no business spending 30k at the time but I was/am mesmerized and immediately starting working my creative financing magic. Credit card in hand, within 3 weeks of first seeing one (on the internet), I was ordering one to be built just for me on 12.6.07. I had never even driven a Mustang in my life. Never drove the B until I had signed the papers and it was mine.
That's what good styling (& features) does. Just like Gen 1 did that fateful day on 4.17 46 years ago.
People had to have one.
5/9/10, 09:57 AM
#46
Bullitt Member
Join Date: January 3, 2005
Location: Iowa City
Posts: 380
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
5/9/10, 03:18 PM
#50
V6 Member
Join Date: October 19, 2009
Location: Calgary, Canada
Posts: 55
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Beautiful car - if I had an extra $20K I would have got this one instead of the 2011 GT. Black with red stripes, my favourite color combo by far.
Last edited by financialpanther; 5/9/10 at 03:19 PM. Reason: spelling
5/9/10, 03:23 PM
#51