Chrome accent delete.

[GTP]

There is a forum thread where a guy removed and brushed all his chrome interior trim pieces.
I just brushed all the chrome interior bezels!

Clear your schedule for half a day.

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[swish77]

I never would have thought this was an issue for Mustang owners. Chrome and muscle cars have gone together since the '60s. I love the interior on my 2016 GT with PP. The feel is more of a brushed/carbon metal, with a couple of subtle chrome (aka shiny) highlights. I certainly don't think of the interior as having much chrome at all. Still, to each their own.

 

[MaskedRacerX]

Here's a helmet. lol

I hydro-dipped my johnson, looks great, wife loves it ...

I never would have thought this was an issue for Mustang owners. Chrome and muscle cars have gone together since the '60s. I love the interior on my 2016 GT with PP. The feel is more of a brushed/carbon metal, with a couple of subtle chrome (aka shiny) highlights. I certainly don't think of the interior as having much chrome at all. Still, to each their own.

I was initially not a huge fan, probably slightly on the "it's OK" side, but you know what, I've really started to like it. I think the PP dash helps quite a bit, looks great, adds some additional contrast to the polished bezels for the AC vents and gauges. I think it might wind up being a little stark without some shine.

 

[brandonsmash]

I never would have thought this was an issue for Mustang owners. Chrome and muscle cars have gone together since the '60s. I love the interior on my 2016 GT with PP. The feel is more of a brushed/carbon metal, with a couple of subtle chrome (aka shiny) highlights. I certainly don't think of the interior as having much chrome at all. Still, to each their own.

Actual chrome, maybe that would be okay.

That cheap, awful-looking chrome plastic over-wrap?

Yuck.

 

[swish77]

Actual chrome, maybe that would be okay.

That cheap, awful-looking chrome plastic over-wrap?

Yuck.

And if it was actual chrome, there'd be a whole new thread of guys complaining that it was too heavy, adding .00000001 seconds to their 0-60 times on the track.

 

[chadmclark]

I never would have thought this was an issue for Mustang owners. Chrome and muscle cars have gone together since the '60s. I love the interior on my 2016 GT with PP. The feel is more of a brushed/carbon metal, with a couple of subtle chrome (aka shiny) highlights. I certainly don't think of the interior as having much chrome at all. Still, to each their own.

Definitely! I have the 50 year package and love the turned aluminum on the dash; and its really metal to boot

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[Donny_k]

Or you could just buy a different car.

Your probably right. Maybe I should go check out how things are going on the Honda Civic forums.

 

[Donny_k]

I never would have thought this was an issue for Mustang owners. Chrome and muscle cars have gone together since the '60s. I love the interior on my 2016 GT with PP. The feel is more of a brushed/carbon metal, with a couple of subtle chrome (aka shiny) highlights. I certainly don't think of the interior as having much chrome at all. Still, to each their own.

Im not a owner just yet. Im getting close to getting one and trying to make my mind up as to what I want. I am 36 and never been a fan of Mustangs up unitl I got my first glimpse of the 2015.

 

[jburgess1379]

I deleted some chrome. Kept the door handles and dash bezels.

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