What kind of Mustang is it?
7/13/14 | 09:31 PM
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From: Western New York State
What kind of Mustang is it?
I was out cruising the other day when an all black stang pulled up next to me. Grille was different and instead of 5.0 badges on the front fenders I believe it said DB. On the rear side instead of GT on the center section it also had a DB badge. This was a s 197 style and stealth black all over including the glass. If anyone knows about this I thank you for your help. Jerry
7/14/14 | 08:06 AM
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From: Indianapolis, IN
MINOR cosmetic changes at a MASSIVELY inflated price. DUB became popular around the time when the show West Coast Customs was first on TV and they (DUB) used to do builds for exotic cars, rims, grills. emblems (Any rim size over 20"s are considered "DUBS"). Nowadays they slap those emblems on cars along with some 20's and convince some sucker to pay an exorbitant markup for a "Special Edition".
7/14/14 | 09:08 AM
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From: Houston, TX
Basically if you're in high school, are a fan of rattling license plates, can do a solid one wheel burnout or no wheel burnout (clutch), and wear you flat bill slightly up and slightly to the side, this car is for you!
(Aside from the wheels & badges, I actually do think it looks nice! lol)
(Aside from the wheels & badges, I actually do think it looks nice! lol)
7/14/14 | 11:39 AM
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MINOR cosmetic changes at a MASSIVELY inflated price. DUB became popular around the time when the show West Coast Customs was first on TV and they (DUB) used to do builds for exotic cars, rims, grills. emblems (Any rim size over 20"s are considered "DUBS"). Nowadays they slap those emblems on cars along with some 20's and convince some sucker to pay an exorbitant markup for a "Special Edition".
Last edited by MustangLover2013; 7/14/14 at 01:32 PM.
7/14/14 | 11:51 AM
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From: Bay Area, CA
Basically if you're in high school, are a fan of rattling license plates, can do a solid one wheel burnout or no wheel burnout (clutch), and wear you flat bill slightly up and slightly to the side, this car is for you! (Aside from the wheels & badges, I actually do think it looks nice! lol)
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