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I would probably just use Dr. Colorchip. You might need to clean it out a little bit to make sure there's no hanging pieces of plastic.

When I say passed on from ricers, I'm talking about the more extreme spectrum. Unless you see a lot of 66 Mustangs like below:

I also don't get the obsession with hiding tires under the fender. It tends to look bad, decreases performance, and makes every bump/hill a tribulation; it's not worth it. Just seems like a ricer thing that got passed on to Mustangs for some reason. I can understand a minimal drop. For...

Looks great! Which wheels are those?

Great idea! My computer freaked out and I wasn't able to save my Location Pin URL though :(

Not sure what you mean.

Aaaaand these ones from TopNotch:

Yes, thanks for adding guys. These ones too courtesy of Czs550:

There are a lot more images of Lightning Blue that haven't been posted in here!

Not sure why some people think Lightning Blue looks boring; looks pretty good in that picture to me. The light reflecting and causing different shades of blue is nice. Hope to see more pics of it.

I think the Blue Flame F-150s look awesome; seems like Lightning Blue will be a new favorite of mine.

Some people complain just to complain. The first thing you should do when you get a new vehicle is get acquainted with the buttons and where everything is. Is it in an unusual location? Perhaps, but once you've found it, it shouldn't be a problem anymore. Only way it would be an issue is if...

All I can think of when I hear the word Nemesis and Mustang: [ame] Car sounds amazing though!

I used to have this problem too which was really embarrassing. Haven't really found a permanent solution but I'm just more mindful of how I put the keys in my pocket.

I plan on taking my car on a 350+ mile trip to California pretty soon. My only concern is, of course, getting tons of rock chips and/or bugs. I always wondered, has anyone tried something like clear plastidip to protect their car?

It's my daily driver. Never saw a point to purposely buying a garage queen. I drive it and enjoy it every day. The only negative is the damn rock chips!

I've found it very easy to take care of and hides dust/dirt very well. I'm also having a hard time finding any swirls or scratches on it after more than a year of ownership (I do always hand wash). It either hides em really well, or I do a good job of taking care of it. Let's just say it's the...

Wow that actually looks really good. Wasn't very impressed with the other shots I've seen of it.

That's exactly why I'm waiting for the refresh. I want cloth seats but can't stand the base head unit. Makes it look like an older car than it really is. Fingers crossed they improve it, especially since both the Camaro and Challenger offer a touchscreen in base trim.