That's great stuff, Chris, thanks much indeed. I agree with GTSquid, I think the round badge looks good in filling out the deck lid space. My wild guess is that we will see some option for having one on the production GT350. I suspect it would use the same Shelby font as the fender badge in the...
I may be the only person on Mustang 6G who wants to see it, Topnotch, but could you do a variation of shot of the GT350 deck lid that has the GT350 logo integrated into a faux gas cap badge? :D
Thanks very much.
I hope the GT350 has a starting MSRP around $47k-48k. You can already order a premium GT with the performance package and some nice extra goodies for an MSRP around $43k. And for that money you'd already be getting a highly capable sports car. I have to believe that if you add another $4k to $6K...
I hope 1007D is for the regular GT350 (as opposed to the GT350R) 1007C looks good too, but I think I just like the 7 spoke ones a little better. Especially if you could get them in a nickel or polished aluminum finish.
Every time I see a white Mustang I can't help thinking someone should take it to the paint shop and put LeMans stripes and side stripes on it in guardsman blue or race red. :D
Life is about trade-offs. If you're buying a vehicle because it's packed full of high-performance V8 sports car goodness, then you have decided to forego the gas-sipping gentility of a hybrid economy car.
I would like 19" versions of the Shelby 10 spoke rims from the 1967 & 1968 GT350s and GT500s. Ones that would fit over the GT Performance Package brakes.
I realize the non-metallic gray on the Aston is apparently increasingly fashionable, but if that's what Avalanche Gray really looks like, the I'll be ordering my GT350 in magnetic metallic or DIB.