real steeda

05-08-2000, 07:31 PM

i just wanted to here some other peoples opions on a car owned by a good friend of mine it is a 91 mustang which he refers to as a 91 steeda mustang because he has intalled every part that steeda produces for this car he says i should do the same with the next one that i build what do you all think
should it be considered a steeda?

should he be refering to it as a steeda mustang?
thanks

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batm351

97snakedriver · 05-10-2000, 01:10 AM

I wouldn't.

I think part of being a "Steeda Mustang" is that the car is built as new, and then sold by Steeda. It doesn't make your friends car any less of a good car, its just a matter of semantics and preference.

Rebel79 · 05-10-2000, 08:14 AM

Just like Saleen, Steeda only sells a certain number of Mustangs per year. Putting Saleen parts on your mustang does not make it a true Saleen, and you cannot sell it stating that.

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91BlckGT · 07-07-2000, 02:41 PM

Sorry to reply to an old topic, but seeins as how this is my first post ever here, i hope you'll forgive me.

I actually talked to Fred at Steeda (they're lead sales tech), about having my car being officially converted into a Steeda Mustang. Pretty much unless they do the conversion themselves, it is NOT a steeda mustang. Even though I have most of what would have gone on a 91 Steeda, it still is NOT a steeda. So, I just call it a "Steeda" mustang, or a steeda-wannabe... Most people who aren't into mustangs have no clue what a steeda is anyways, so it doesn't matter.

So long as your friend realizes it isn't a "true" Steeda, I don't see a problem calling it that.

97snakedriver · 07-09-2000, 10:49 PM

Steeda is a great company, and I have bought an inordinate amount of parts from them. Besides the supercharger, seats, and differential, basically all the parts they make or distribute for my car. I say I have a Steeda suspension and other stuff, but I would never claim to have a Steeda Mustang.

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05-08-2000, 07:31 PM	#1
batm351 Guest Posts: n/a	real steeda i just wanted to here some other peoples opions on a car owned by a good friend of mine it is a 91 mustang which he refers to as a 91 steeda mustang because he has intalled every part that steeda produces for this car he says i should do the same with the next one that i build what do you all think should it be considered a steeda? should he be refering to it as a steeda mustang? thanks ------------------ batm351

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05-10-2000, 01:10 AM	#2
97snakedriver Registered Member Join Date: May 1999 Location: Blacksburg, VA Posts: 1,526	I wouldn't. I think part of being a "Steeda Mustang" is that the car is built as new, and then sold by Steeda. It doesn't make your friends car any less of a good car, its just a matter of semantics and preference.

05-10-2000, 08:14 AM	#3
Rebel79 News Editor Join Date: Apr 1999 Location: Concord, CA Posts: 2,101	Just like Saleen, Steeda only sells a certain number of Mustangs per year. Putting Saleen parts on your mustang does not make it a true Saleen, and you cannot sell it stating that. ------------------ Moderator www.SN95.com & www.burn-rubber.com 1994 Mustang Cobra 308ci, ported heads, Crane 2031 cam, Vortech S-trim 11#, FMS 1 5/8 headers, BBK Offroad H-pipe, 2-chamber flows, and several other goodies. Rebel Racing. Home of Bay Area Mustangs

07-07-2000, 02:41 PM	#4
91BlckGT Registered Member Join Date: Jul 2000 Location: Ohio Posts: 2	Sorry to reply to an old topic, but seeins as how this is my first post ever here, i hope you'll forgive me. I actually talked to Fred at Steeda (they're lead sales tech), about having my car being officially converted into a Steeda Mustang. Pretty much unless they do the conversion themselves, it is NOT a steeda mustang. Even though I have most of what would have gone on a 91 Steeda, it still is NOT a steeda. So, I just call it a "Steeda" mustang, or a steeda-wannabe... Most people who aren't into mustangs have no clue what a steeda is anyways, so it doesn't matter. So long as your friend realizes it isn't a "true" Steeda, I don't see a problem calling it that.

07-09-2000, 10:49 PM	#5
97snakedriver Registered Member Join Date: May 1999 Location: Blacksburg, VA Posts: 1,526	Steeda is a great company, and I have bought an inordinate amount of parts from them. Besides the supercharger, seats, and differential, basically all the parts they make or distribute for my car. I say I have a Steeda suspension and other stuff, but I would never claim to have a Steeda Mustang. [This message has been edited by 97snakedriver (edited 07-09-2000).]