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95mustanggt · 04-30-2001, 08:56 PM

You're not alone.

I would like to see a faster mustang. But I this subject has kind of come up before. Where do you take the mustang?

I think that Ford is doing the right thing with the GT's with one exception: KEEP THE SAME DAM ENGINE IN THE CAR FOR A FEW MORE YEARS. It is when you have a lot of cars on the road with the same engine that you get a lot of affordable aftermarket parts. With rumors of a different powertrain in the new mustang, if I were a aftermarket parts manufacturer I would waiting to see what happens, not building parts.

Back to your original idea. I agree, with a "special" edition car you'd think that they could so something a little better. A Boss or Mach 1 car would totally kick some a**.

You are not alone on this one.

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Driving: 1998 F-150
Far way in Edmonton==>

1995 Mustang GT

04-30-2001, 08:56 PM	#3
95mustanggt Registered Member Join Date: May 2000 Location: Kamloops, BC Posts: 2,875	You're not alone. I would like to see a faster mustang. But I this subject has kind of come up before. Where do you take the mustang? I think that Ford is doing the right thing with the GT's with one exception: KEEP THE SAME DAM ENGINE IN THE CAR FOR A FEW MORE YEARS. It is when you have a lot of cars on the road with the same engine that you get a lot of affordable aftermarket parts. With rumors of a different powertrain in the new mustang, if I were a aftermarket parts manufacturer I would waiting to see what happens, not building parts. Back to your original idea. I agree, with a "special" edition car you'd think that they could so something a little better. A Boss or Mach 1 car would totally kick some a**. You are not alone on this one. ------------------ Driving: 1998 F-150 Far way in Edmonton==> 1995 Mustang GT