Pics of Shelby stripes on a grey GT

That'd be pretty awesome, dude!

Either or get a lighter shade (closer to silver).

Almost like ghost stripes.

Hell yea man!

(Post a pic of your car and I'm sure someone can photo-chop it ... I might have one of your car in reserve somewhere).
 
Post this up in the SVT forum, because I know there is a person with a new cobra that redid a modern eleanor type car. It looked pretty good. Do a search on eleanor, Im sure you'll find something.
 
Tylerb59 said:
That'd be pretty awesome, dude!

Either or get a lighter shade (closer to silver).

Almost like ghost stripes.

Hell yea man!

(Post a pic of your car and I'm sure someone can photo-chop it ... I might have one of your car in reserve somewhere).

I was thinking a gloss black ala "Eleanore," but a silver-grey would be pretty cool too. I tried to post a pic, but I keep a file to big message. I've got a bunch of photos posted in my JetBrett's 03 GT gallery on Mustanglife.com if that would help.

Thanks for the link TwoGT, those are the stripes. I'm just trying to figure out if I'll dig the color. I'll check the SVT forum too. Thanks.
 
If it makes you happy go for it, but from my personal taste, i'd leave the car alone. Its never going to be a 67 shelby, nor look or sound like it. Our cars are modern.

This is not meant to be a flame, but just trying to throw out an honest opinion.
 
there ya go , got more pics on my site

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Ive always wondered what black stripes would look like on my min grey GT as well...hell my dad was even going to pay for them to get painted on at one point but I wasnt sure how it would look.
 
I think black shelby stripes on a dark grey mustang look great. I tried striping mine but never made it past the hood because I have that dang reverse scoop style hood! My car is one the the unfortunate late model '04 gt mustangs which ford stuck on a 00 cobra reverse scoop hood because they ran out of the other ones.
 
Oh... some good advice for you when installing these stripes on your car. USE A HAIR DRYER! I had the best luck when using a spray bottle filled with water and a couple drops of dishwashing detergent. Once you get the stripes in place it helps to use a hairdryer to mold them over the mold of your hood. It also helps the stripes adhere faster and better and helps get the air bubbles out.