This car is amazing!!! I have it at the detailer getting the paint protected and the windows tinted. I’m hoping to get it Saturday morning. It’s killing me not being able to drive it. Patience is a virtue!We're so excited to get you in your new ride! Thanks for sharing
Sweet ride! We hope you enjoy, thanks for sharing!Good evening everyone! My custom ordered Grabber Blue Mustang came in today...probably one of the happiest days of my life. In the next two weeks, I will install 20X10 and 20X11 Velgen VF5 Wheels in black satin finish with Steeda springs and then a full front PPF with all the windows ceramic tinted. Stay tuned for more pics once these mods are done.
Congratulations! beautiful color!Good evening everyone! My custom ordered Grabber Blue Mustang came in today...probably one of the happiest days of my life. In the next two weeks, I will install 20X10 and 20X11 Velgen VF5 Wheels in black satin finish with Steeda springs and then a full front PPF with all the windows ceramic tinted. Stay tuned for more pics once these mods are done.
I didn't like the interior and just didn't fit in it. I know, stupid, but it was my first impression. Went with a Firebird back then and have since leaned towards GM products. But, things change.I have always thought the Chevy's had more attractive body style and the engines were more powerful than Ford products. The reason why I have stuck with Ford products for over 50 years is because they are more durable and I always plan on keeping a car for a long time. Now that you appreciate something in a Ford product, welcome to the fold. I hope you enjoy your purchase for many years.Hey all. I've been on the forum for about a week but figure I may as well introduce myself. I'm in the DMV (i.e., the Washington, DC Metro area). And, I've got a confession to make.
I had an order in for a Camaro LT1, placed back in July. But between the strike and constraints, October rolled around and it didn't look like it was going to get built. (GM said if the order wasn't picked up by October 18, it wasn't going to get built. They really did that car dirty. Anyway...) Don't hate me, I was ignorant, but I've always turned my nose up at Mustangs since I test drove one... in 1994.
Anyway... when I started thinking about alternatives to the Camaro, a friend pushed me really hard to test drive the GT and I eventually consented. What the heck. At worst it's a wasted hour, right?
Man, I fell in love. Partly the difference between an 8 year old platform and a mostly new one, but it was super comfortable, slick, fast, did not spin out on me (looking at you, Cars and Coffee crash compilations), had a lot of features standard that were upgrades on the Camaro, etc.
So, after going to a few dealerships in the region until I found one that wasn't going to push a markup or require their own financing, I placed an order earlier this month and it's already been scheduled. (Fingers crossed on the supply chain and strike.) I just ordered the GT Premium as the options would have stretched my budget and made me worry about constraints,.
Anyway, that's about it, except I want to say it seems like this is a really great community. Love seeing what folks are doing (and planning to do) with their cars.
Having a car that beautiful in Boston (and with Boston winters)! You are a brave soul! Seriously, though, congrats! What a wait and so worth it!
Thanks! I agree it makes the color pop!That NP option really makes that color look good. Brembo color with the black wheels
No kidding! That is by far the best looking carbonized gray Mustang I’ve seen. It REALLY looks good.That NP option really makes that color look good. Brembo color with the black wheels
Thanks, I appreciate it. I have a winter daily on deck! It‘s a shame I have another month before putting her away until spring. Hopefully Boston will have another unseasonably warm winter where I can take it out here and there.
