mrbillwot
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- Bill
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- '19 Kona Blue w/blk roof & blk stripes GT350, 89 LX5.0 Sedan (Mustangs Past: 69's Coupe, Mach 1, & GT)
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Since model year 2019 (MY'19) GT350 deliveries dragged on so long some of us have fairly low miles and are just forming opinions & observations. Even the early recipients of theirs have barely had more than a season+ with them. The MY'19 has some changes (i.e. handling pkg & tires) that are unique to 2019s so there's less anecdotal info to draw from. For that reason I figured this a good follow on thread to the Who else ordered a 2019 GT350/GT350R that served us well but is getting quiet.
Probably most have done some form of paint treatment or detailing if not PPF &/or Ceramic coatings. And many of us have plans for or have executed changes that might be interesting to hear. Some of this might be redundant with older threads but I'm posting this as a new MY'19 owner who's order just came in and have enjoyed sharing predelivery & post delivery conversations with others in the same boat.
So, when I have my next chance (of course work has become heavy as warm enough driving & wrenching days dwindle) I will post some of what I've done and what I plan. Links & part numbers/sources are always better shared than not.
Cheers.
Bill
Probably most have done some form of paint treatment or detailing if not PPF &/or Ceramic coatings. And many of us have plans for or have executed changes that might be interesting to hear. Some of this might be redundant with older threads but I'm posting this as a new MY'19 owner who's order just came in and have enjoyed sharing predelivery & post delivery conversations with others in the same boat.
So, when I have my next chance (of course work has become heavy as warm enough driving & wrenching days dwindle) I will post some of what I've done and what I plan. Links & part numbers/sources are always better shared than not.
Cheers.
Bill
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