DrumReaper
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That’s akin to putting a big brown mole on Melania Trump’s nose.
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^This, it isn't the gaudiest thing I've ever seen, but I am definitely a less is more kind of a guy.Obviously to each their own..... not my taste at all but a local owner I know (and some of you here know him as well) did this to his. Mostly to personalize it so different strokes for different folks.
What the tech pack spoiler isn't that bad. ;)I think it looks absolutely terrible.
Spot on.I wouldn't be able to stand a big embossing on the car like that. Those big deck lid letters and the bumper embossings/depressions saying things like "Mustang", "Shelby", "Roush", "Saleen", etc just remind me of tacky 90's flare.
I couldn't wait to get all the faux crap off of my '09.How opinions change in just a few years. When the GT500 came out in 2007, the Shelby letters were grouped together on the left side of the trunk lid. The general consensus was that they looked terrible, so there was a major trend to removing them and spacing them out across the deck lid. Even Ford paid attention, because when the 2008 GT500KR came out, the Shelby letters were spaced across the trunk.
I'm talking about the fact the top Mustang (currently) has a completely different torque curve of prior speciality/Top Mustangs...Eh? Whatya talkin bout Willis?
Don't cut it out too soon, history definitely has a nasty habit of repeating itself.I wouldn't be able to stand a big embossing on the car like that. Those big deck lid letters and the bumper embossings/depressions saying things like "Mustang", "Shelby", "Roush", "Saleen", etc just remind me of tacky 90's flare.
Just because you shouldn't doesn't mean you can't.Just because you can doesn't mean that you should.
I think it looks nicer with no wing.How opinions change in just a few years. When the GT500 came out in 2007, the Shelby letters were grouped together on the left side of the trunk lid. The general consensus was that they looked terrible, so there was a major trend to removing them and spacing them out across the deck lid. Even Ford paid attention, because when the 2008 GT500KR came out, the Shelby letters were spaced across the trunk.
:doh:Just because you shouldn't doesn't mean you can't.
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This. Restraint is an under-appreciated thing these days.Just because you can doesn't mean that you should.