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Having researched it, if you take out the HEP models, the standard R get a little more money. But it is one year newer

Just another opinion #1 2015 Rs #2 2020 HEP Rs #3 Any Base R #4 2019/2020 Rs Not enough difference between the 19 and 20 models to differentiate the 2

Its not about wheel deflection, its about tire deflection.

exactly. only 2 seconds faster on the road course = 10 seconds in 5 laps

Good answers on the reasoning's but, still muddy. As far as track, how much camber can you get? Im getting -2.7 to 2.8. And I need more.

I considered Big Worm but they said they couldn't guarantee color match, I was only replacing the hood stripes. If I were ever to replace all of them I would go to Big Worm.

I bought a set at Tasca Ford

Yes I did, drove it at Spring Mountain Raceway. The car belonged to the OVC group. Rick Titus was driving but let me have a session. Granted, its takes more skill to drive that car by far. Whether you believe me, I don't really care.

dead

Several points here. What "we" value is an individual trait, not some community think. For me, the history and the memories associated with Shelby make it special. The car does not reflect on me personally though. Carroll said drive the damn things. No one knows where the value is going to be...

Going through Phoenix late April. If you still have it I would pick it up

Ford built us track capable cars. I wouldnt call them race cars.

Henry Ford is dead, what are they?

My 19 does not exclude track either

Nice lol

That's what I thought. Bean counters must have figured it out

Yes, just not sure HPDE is covered

My understanding is the last car with the track time was the 350 in the original warranty. Not 100%, maybe someone can chime in

Yet Ford knows the difference since the original warranty covered track days.