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How to tell GT vs. GTS

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xr8d302

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hrmmm....sounds like you have a GT my friend

advantages to owning a GTS were the weight savings, they weighed considerably less than a GT
 
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That's Why I'm Here!

xr8d302 said:
Thanks for the correction

It's good to learn all this new stuff, I really thought that power options weren't available for the GTS
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As my ex- would say, "Kien Probleme" (German for 'No Problem') . As I said, it depended on which dealer originally invoiced the car, along with what part of the country it was. Being a Florida car, my car lacks a rear window defrost (Dumb, Dumb, Dumb, like FL doesn't get cold enough at night to frost windows, DOH! ), a really nice feature since I've moved back to sunny Washington state!

Kerry
 

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Another easy way to tell a GTS is the non-leather steering wheel and no map pockets on the door panels. The seats will be cloth but the seat design is the base V6 as opposed to the sport-articulated GT seats. The above mentioned illuminated vanity mirrors are another cue.

My GTS came with optional cruise control and rear defrost. The rear spoiler is a dealer added 3 post unit. I have added a FRPP leather wheel & 2000 GT seats.
 

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HoofnIt said:
Another easy way to tell a GTS is the non-leather steering wheel and no map pockets on the door panels. The seats will be cloth but the seat design is the base V6 as opposed to the sport-articulated GT seats. The above mentioned illuminated vanity mirrors are another cue.

My GTS came with optional cruise control and rear defrost. The rear spoiler is a dealer added 3 post unit. I have added a FRPP leather wheel & 2000 GT seats.
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I have the 3 post unit wing with rear defrost, clothe seats and cruise control, thats about it.
 

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My 95 GTS with only mod 96-98 GT 17" wheels


5spd
Rear Defrost
A/C

I will say a cool thing with these is that you can add most of the GT option easily. All the wiring is already in place.

- Matt
 
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