More White w/Blue
Thanks!
1/8/06, 07:50 PM
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Needs to be more Astony
Originally posted by burningman@January 8, 2006, 8:51 PM
does anyone besides me think this white is distracting and sloppy?
does anyone besides me think this white is distracting and sloppy?
It looks really bad...they realy should have done that better on their flagship mustang.
1/8/06, 07:53 PM
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Thanks Sean. 
The gaps of the stipes showing the white paint lack an even finished look. I can see now why those who favor stripes perfer them painted.
The gaps of the stipes showing the white paint lack an even finished look. I can see now why those who favor stripes perfer them painted.
1/8/06, 08:30 PM
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Originally posted by burningman@January 8, 2006, 7:51 PM
does anyone besides me think this white is distracting and sloppy?
does anyone besides me think this white is distracting and sloppy?
And those hood "things"; man...it's hard to get past them. One thing's for sure: the car DEFINITELY needs the stripes - they help integrate those ducts in a way that the monocolor hood can't.
There should be no white showing between stripes
1/8/06, 09:59 PM
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Originally posted by BC_Shelby@January 8, 2006, 9:33 PM
Yeah, under "real" lighting conditions I'm just not feeling the white at all in this new design. The red and white is better, be it perhaps oh so common now.
And those hood "things"; man...it's hard to get past them. One thing's for sure: the car DEFINITELY needs the stripes - they help integrate those ducts in a way that the monocolor hood can't.
Yeah, under "real" lighting conditions I'm just not feeling the white at all in this new design. The red and white is better, be it perhaps oh so common now.
And those hood "things"; man...it's hard to get past them. One thing's for sure: the car DEFINITELY needs the stripes - they help integrate those ducts in a way that the monocolor hood can't.
1/8/06, 10:56 PM
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Nice!! Those hood "vents" are pretty obvious though.....they are functional - right?? And I do like the white/blue - would really like to see the blue body with white stripes
This is so great for the Mustang and muscle car market - weather or not you are a fan of the new Shelby 500 - you have to give Ford credit for stepping up to the plate with a flagship Mustang that has serious power......good times are here again!!
This is so great for the Mustang and muscle car market - weather or not you are a fan of the new Shelby 500 - you have to give Ford credit for stepping up to the plate with a flagship Mustang that has serious power......good times are here again!!
1/9/06, 05:33 AM
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Originally posted by BC_Shelby@January 8, 2006, 9:33 PM
Yeah, under "real" lighting conditions I'm just not feeling the white at all in this new design. The red and white is better, be it perhaps oh so common now.
And those hood "things"; man...it's hard to get past them. One thing's for sure: the car DEFINITELY needs the stripes - they help integrate those ducts in a way that the monocolor hood can't.
Yeah, under "real" lighting conditions I'm just not feeling the white at all in this new design. The red and white is better, be it perhaps oh so common now.
And those hood "things"; man...it's hard to get past them. One thing's for sure: the car DEFINITELY needs the stripes - they help integrate those ducts in a way that the monocolor hood can't.
