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11/12/10, 12:39 PM

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Best GT500 I've seen!

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11/17/10, 08:04 AM

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Best GT500 I've seen!

Thanks!

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12/23/10, 01:00 PM

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Here is my quick and easy spare tire mod:

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12/23/10, 01:02 PM

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Here's my recent GT/CS SS side scoop mod:

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12/23/10, 01:03 PM

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... and my SHELBY trunk emblem relocation mod:

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12/23/10, 01:29 PM

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Nice car !!

I like it all cept all the badges............

Prefer my rides NAKED !

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12/23/10, 03:57 PM

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Car looks great. Love the "Shelby" spelled out across the rear deck. Realy nice touch. Should have been like that out of the factory like the 10-11 Shelbys.

Ever think about replacing the quater window louvers with the side sccops like the 67-68 Shelbys? Nicely done!

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12/23/10, 06:13 PM

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Thanks. I thought about the window scoops... may be in its future.

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12/24/10, 12:22 PM

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The vents and relocation are just further touches that make this GT500 outstanding.

Great Work.

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12/25/10, 04:43 PM

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The vents and relocation are just further touches that make this GT500 outstanding.

Great Work.

Thanks TDS!

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1/22/11, 03:39 PM

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Here is my quick and easy spare tire mod:

Is there a jack and tire tool underneath that? If so, where did you get it? I just bought a set of takeoff tires and wheels. I was thinking about putting one of them in my trunk like that.

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1/25/11, 03:55 PM

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Is there a jack and tire tool underneath that? If so, where did you get it? I just bought a set of takeoff tires and wheels. I was thinking about putting one of them in my trunk like that.

Yes... I have an OEM Mustang jack and a universal collapsible (X) lug wrench, as well as other items to include, jumper cables, multi-tool, flashlight, etc. Everything is stored in a nylon bag.

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1/25/11, 06:17 PM

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Originally Posted by SteelTownStang

Yes... I have an OEM Mustang jack and a universal collapsible (X) lug wrench, as well as other items to include, jumper cables, multi-tool, flashlight, etc. Everything is stored in a nylon bag.

Love the tasteful mods you have done.

The spare doesn't sit flush though does it?
Can't really tell 100% from the pictures.

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1/26/11, 05:23 PM

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Love the tasteful mods you have done.

The spare doesn't sit flush though does it?
Can't really tell 100% from the pictures.

Thanks! No, it sets up about an inch higher than the floor...

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1/26/11, 11:05 PM

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Beautiful GT500! Any plans for a lowering?

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1/27/11, 05:35 AM

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Yes... I have an OEM Mustang jack and a universal collapsible (X) lug wrench, as well as other items to include, jumper cables, multi-tool, flashlight, etc. Everything is stored in a nylon bag.

Thanks. I will think about this mod once I get the new takeoffs (planning to pick up Sat). I might contact you for more info if I need to. Thanks for your write up.

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1/27/11, 05:28 PM

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Beautiful GT500! Any plans for a lowering?

Thanks Antigini. The rear is lowered about 3/4". I planned to go w/ FRPP springs...

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3/13/11, 01:11 PM

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I was bored today and decided to paint my coil covers. I was planning to have them powder-coated… then just painting them all red… then red w/white letters… then polished... etc.

I wanted them to look OEM and not overbearing. While contemplating I noticed the SVT emblem that I had installed on my radiator cover and decided to match it. Some tape, sand paper, paint, and voila. I’m satisfied… for now.

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