Mustang1260
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Where is the red, white, and blue tri-bar on the 2015 Mustang?
Anyone else think it is strange that on the 50th Anniversary of the Mustang that aspect of it's heritage is missing.
The 6 cyl rear badge has the tri-bar but totally devoid of color.
With the Mustang going "international" in 2015--time to dump the old red, white, and blue from the car?????
Yeah--new design , rebirth argument can be made but if you look you at the 15 that argument falls apart all kinds of heritage nods...GT honeycomb grill looks taken from the '65, two tone 50th interior from the old "Pony" interior, Wimbledon White --original 1st sold Mustang color, tri individual tail lights--taken from old the 1963 Mustang II concept, LEs triple glass side windows creating the old 64-66 fastback look, Ford PR photos of the WW LE with a 65 in WW to stress the heritage and historic tie etc.
Why not have the chrome pony/tri bar in use with say the wheel center cap for a touch of the original.
All the classic nods are there..just no red, white, and blue. And the LE in just white and blue--with that 3 color tri=bar wouldn't red, white, and blue LEs have made more sense.
Oh, the LE owners got a gift pack from Ford. In it is a phone battery charger with the Chrome on it...in your car color...W White or K. Blue. Interestingly the little flyer with with the charger shows the charger being made in there colors....red, white and blue...just where did that red LE go?
Anyone else think it is strange that on the 50th Anniversary of the Mustang that aspect of it's heritage is missing.
The 6 cyl rear badge has the tri-bar but totally devoid of color.
With the Mustang going "international" in 2015--time to dump the old red, white, and blue from the car?????
Yeah--new design , rebirth argument can be made but if you look you at the 15 that argument falls apart all kinds of heritage nods...GT honeycomb grill looks taken from the '65, two tone 50th interior from the old "Pony" interior, Wimbledon White --original 1st sold Mustang color, tri individual tail lights--taken from old the 1963 Mustang II concept, LEs triple glass side windows creating the old 64-66 fastback look, Ford PR photos of the WW LE with a 65 in WW to stress the heritage and historic tie etc.
Why not have the chrome pony/tri bar in use with say the wheel center cap for a touch of the original.
All the classic nods are there..just no red, white, and blue. And the LE in just white and blue--with that 3 color tri=bar wouldn't red, white, and blue LEs have made more sense.
Oh, the LE owners got a gift pack from Ford. In it is a phone battery charger with the Chrome on it...in your car color...W White or K. Blue. Interestingly the little flyer with with the charger shows the charger being made in there colors....red, white and blue...just where did that red LE go?
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