2013 Boss 302 gets GT500 front end
11/12/11, 03:10 PM
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2013 Boss 302 gets GT500 front end
Released just a few minutes ago from Ford Mustang's Facebook page:
EDIT:
Here are the rest, thanks to a guy from the "Rumor Mill" section with some computer skills being able to un-blur the rest of the pics:
EDIT:
Here are the rest, thanks to a guy from the "Rumor Mill" section with some computer skills being able to un-blur the rest of the pics:
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Originally Posted by smbstyle
for every 5,000 "shares" they get on Facebook, they release a new picture. This is the first of 4. Looks like the top right is a headlight and the bottom right is a tail light. No idea what the bottom left is...
11/12/11, 03:36 PM
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does'nt matter.....2012 is by far the best year. Even with the TK nightmares. First run production is by far better than the last year in any car!!
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But that's just me...
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Besides the Boss-exclusive color, I'd say the Boss-only foglight deletes are pretty telling.
I'd love to know why on earth you'd think that. The rule of thumb is that the first year of production is usually the year to avoid to give time to work out quirks and flaws.
I'd love to know why on earth you'd think that. The rule of thumb is that the first year of production is usually the year to avoid to give time to work out quirks and flaws.
11/12/11, 04:03 PM
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mycroft (in the rumor forum) posted the following edit:
note the honey comb grill in place of the vertical slats. Another change.
I wonder, will it breath better (or worse, or no difference)?
note the honey comb grill in place of the vertical slats. Another change.
I wonder, will it breath better (or worse, or no difference)?
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From the little we can see, I would think better. I'm probably going to order a billet grille and GT surround for track days like Drew and a friend of mine have in their Mustangs. We know they flow substantially better based on documented temperatures. I'll ride it out a while longer just to see if anything else surfaces over the winter.