Cornbinder
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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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Photoshop unless Ford has a big surprise coming. Don’t count on the surprise.Is the Bullitt going to come with the 50th Ann. louvered rear 1/4 glass, or did someone photoshop that above image?
In today’s world Ford is never going to sell a car with wheel spacers. Legal liability way to high.10mm spacers in the rear and 20mm in the front.
Oh I figured the question was what you would change after buying one.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./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.
AMEN!!!!!:amen:[/QUOTE]Me: not a damn thing; except a more realistic allocation process.
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 stockIt'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.
Agreed.Although they wouldn't affect the exterior it would be nice to have hood struts supplied by Ford instead of that embarrassing hood rod...