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Is there anything you would change with the Bullitt

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Not so much rear seat delete, but the return of a Sports Deck rear seat option that folds FLAT (not kinda says sorta flat-ish) AND has an isolated bulkhead from the trunk (instead of wide open to the trunk).
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Is the Bullitt going to come with the 50th Ann. louvered rear 1/4 glass, or did someone photoshop that above image?
 
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Keep the wheels black take off all the chrome paint calipers black or grey.Maybe debate the Bullitt on the outside of you want complete sleeper look.
 

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In today’s world Ford is never going to sell a car with wheel spacers. Legal liability way to high.
Oh I figured the question was what you would change after buying one.

If it's a wishlist for what Ford should change than it's front wheels with ET25 instead of ET45 and rear wheels with ET35 instead of ET52.5
 

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Oh I figured the question was what you would change after buying one./QUOTE]

All good :cheers:
I think they are playing "what should Ford have done differently"

Me: not a damn thing; except a more realistic allocation process.
 

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Me: not a damn thing; except a more realistic allocation process.[/QUOTE]

AMEN!!!!!:amen:
 

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Me: not a damn thing; except a more realistic allocation process.
AMEN!!!!!:amen:[/QUOTE]

+1

This is a modern day interpretation of the 1968 GT Fastback from the movie. With many of the suggested changes, it would no longer be a "Bullitt".

I won't be changing a thing on mine!
 

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It's interesting, that for the most part, everyone has the same suggestions. They're the same things that bother me: red calipers, chrome window trim, giant Bullitt logo on the trunk and steering wheel, and (lesser issue for me) the black wheels. Seems a little customer research could have gone a long way for making the perfect enthusiast car. Luckily they are all things the aftermarket can make very short work of.
 

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It's interesting, that for the most part, everyone has the same suggestions. They're the same things that bother me: red calipers, chrome window trim, giant Bullitt logo on the trunk and steering wheel, and (lesser issue for me) the black wheels. Seems a little customer research could have gone a long way for making the perfect enthusiast car. Luckily they are all things the aftermarket can make very short work of.
Agree that most everyone has a very similar list of suggested changes. I think the car is fine as it is. The purists can keep the car stock while those who like to modify can personalize to suit. For me, I will personalize mine. None of Mustangs ever stay stock
 

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4.09 gears to take full advantage of the 3rd gens higher revving wider power band. Also that would separate it from a regular gt performance wise.
Should be lower imo like the gt350s are factory.
A rear seat delete option like the 350. It should also imo have the 350 version recaros. From the factory I wouldn't change much else on it.
Maybe make the wheels a bit wider or more aggressive offset wise.

Personally if I could afford one? It would be lowered a bit, wheel spacers, tint, maybe a more aggressive chin spoiler and call it good. Overall imo it's the best stock looking s550 I've seen even over a Shelby 350r or pp2 gts.
All bets are off vs the new gt500 though:ford:
 

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Although they wouldn't affect the exterior it would be nice to have hood struts supplied by Ford instead of that embarrassing hood rod .

Even if they only provided them for the specialty vehicles like the California Special GT 350 and Bullitt it would be a start and that's before we even discuss that cheap looking plastic coolant tank in full view when you open the hood !
 

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