Could it be a Shelby???

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Could it be a Shelby???

After seen al the pictures on the forums I noticed something very interesting until I saw the pictures from the back of the 05 possible Mustang when it hit me. Could does pictures be a Mustang 2005 V6 or GT (Fast Back) but still a Ford and could it be that the Concept the actual Mustang Shelby 2005???? Here are the pictures to compare.

Compare the pictures here. ↓

http://www.geocities.com/cabo_2k1/05Stang/05Stang.html

 

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It possibly could be. We have to see.

 

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Lots of people are hoping so. That old shelby hood scoop would be sweet one a 2005 Stang.

 

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I don't know. There are arguments for and against it. I don't think it is the Shelby version. But only because it was badged as a GT. And Largely because it is only a 2 seater which no mustang ever has been. But on the other hand. Do I think that a lot of it's style could be on the new Shelby. Yes. The hood is definately a modern take on the past gt500 hood. The taillights are definately a Shelby style ( although they were also present on the california edition mustangs.). The quarter window scoops are again a modern interpretation of past Shelby styling. Though again to be honest I see more 65-66 style in the body profile than 67-68.

 

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SVTdriver said:

I don't know. There are arguments for and against it. I don't think it is the Shelby version. But only because it was badged as a GT. And Largely because it is only a 2 seater which no mustang ever has been. But on the other hand. Do I think that a lot of it's style could be on the new Shelby. Yes. The hood is definately a modern take on the past gt500 hood. The taillights are definately a Shelby style ( although they were also present on the california edition mustangs.). The quarter window scoops are again a modern interpretation of past Shelby styling. Though again to be honest I see more 65-66 style in the body profile than 67-68.

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I know about the GT thing but I was going towards the body it self specialy the rear and the window scoops. I think that the Shelby version of the Mustang will look more like the Concept.
what could be the price on a Shelby?

 

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You may not wanna no.

 

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I'm sure everyone will tell you it'sgoing to be expensive. My suggest is wait for real info not speculation.

 

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I'm not really worry about the price but If I love the car I would try to buy it. I have a V6, but I really want a special edition mustang, and never sell it, becasue the price wont go down on them. I have 3 or 4 years to save mney for the down payment.

 

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Upper cars are current renders we've been working on, then some old shelby's, and the bottom is just my colored version of the concept car, no modern shelby there.

 

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You know how I feel.

 

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i saw in a mustang magazine that it is rumored that ford wants carol shelbys name back on the car an he is back helping design cars