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2005 Mustang Spec's

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bullitt3719

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I am looking to find out everything I can for the new mustang. I would like to know paint colors, interior colors, and etc. Any help would be greatly appreicated.
 

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exterior colors are black, redfire, legend lime, windveil blue, sonic blue, sceaming yellow, satin silver, mineal grey, performance white,torch red. So far, I have seen the interioir with a greyish leather, a interior option with red leather and an interior option with blue leathe.
 
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Here's a lot of other technical specs on it...
http://www.maximum-cars.com/Cars/Car.php?carnumber=521

-- impressive weight distribution of 53/47!
 
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Need Help w/ 2005 Mustang Specs

bullitt3719 said:
I am looking to find out everything I can for the new mustang. I would like to know paint colors, interior colors, and etc. Any help would be greatly appreicated.
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I am looking for more detail like the demensions of certain parts. I am really trying to find out if there are any CAD drawing availble for the new mustang.
I would like to make parts for the new mustang right before it comes out.
 

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Wow thats kind of risky man. I would NEVER go by anything like that from the internet before its actually released. I guarantee you that a lot of them will be wrong/changed. I'd only go by something that I got directly from Ford.
 

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99SilverGT said:
Wow thats kind of risky man. I would NEVER go by anything like that from the internet before its actually released. I guarantee you that a lot of them will be wrong/changed. I'd only go by something that I got directly from Ford.
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agreed.
 
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99SilverGT said:
Wow thats kind of risky man. I would NEVER go by anything like that from the internet before its actually released. I guarantee you that a lot of them will be wrong/changed. I'd only go by something that I got directly from Ford.
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Those are official preliminary stats provided by Ford FYI.
 
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99SilverGT said:
Wow thats kind of risky man. I would NEVER go by anything like that from the internet before its actually released. I guarantee you that a lot of them will be wrong/changed. I'd only go by something that I got directly from Ford.
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I agree with you, does anyone know if there are any finally measurements available from Ford yet?
 
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bullitt3719 said:
I agree with you, does anyone know if there are any finally measurements available from Ford yet?
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No. Ford has not released any revisions or anything to there preliminary stats since NAIAS.
 

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I wouldn't do it "right before" the new Pony comes out....I'd do it "right after"....there's a difference between being backlogged with orders due to too many orders than being backlogged with orders due to wrong dimensions/measurements.
Too many orders = $$$$ for your pocket.
Too many fugg-ups = $$$$$$$$ FROM your pocket.
 
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It seems pretty heavy to me. I was hoping it was under 3000.
 
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3400 lbs seems right for a 4 seater sports car running a V8. They would have to make it out of Carbon Fiber to get it below 3000.
 

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It would have been nice to be under 3000. But when was the last time a regular mustang came in under 3000?
 
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Even my '97 V6 Mustang had better handling and felt more nimble than my 2,600 pound Hyundai Elantra... that is, until I modified the Elantra. But 3,400 pounds is still good for a Mustang GT cranking out 300 hp.
 
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