As a Saleen owner, here's my take. Keep it stock and numbers matching. If your looking for a little kick in the pants, have the stock block bored thirty over and the stock heads and intake ported mildly. Don't fragment such a rare car with a hodge podge of aftermarket parts. The decession is really yours, but why Bastardize such a unique and collectable Mustang? To me, it's not about the value of the car or turning a profit in a few years......it's about the history and the legacy of these cars and how much excitement they generate to the automotive enthusist community. Think about how giddy we all get when we catch a glimpse of a Boss 302, Shelby GT350 or a Hertz Mustang??? Why? Because they're so rare? It's not about the value, it's about the heritage. Fox body Mustangs are getting harder and harder to find these days...and Fox body Saleens are considered an endangered species. Give another generation of Mustang enthusists a chance to view an authentic original Fox Body Saleen. Stepping off my soap box.