The top is still gray......FYItylers65 said:This one was done in the virtual body shop for me, it is close, but not quite dark enough. Anyone else care to help a fella out?
DevilishCobra03 said:The top is still gray......FYI
vyto2 said:I'd still like to see a few of the concept details on the production version...
usa1 said:IMO, if the hood and side scoops are not functional, I don't want them. The one thing about my 2003 GT I don't like are the fake and completely non-functional scoops. Now if they add them and they do something - anything - for cooling/whatever, I'm fine with it.
There may be a long tradition of having fake scoops on Mustangs, but really, is this a tradition worth keeping alive?
Mark
tylers65 said:It isn't that long of a tradition. The fake scoops really didn't become a normal thing on Mustangs until the SN-95. So we are talking 1994 to 2004. 10 years out of 40 hardly makes it a tradition.
66Satellite said:The original 64.5 car had fake scoops. Fake scoops have been normal on performance cars since at least the 60s. I think they're dumb, but some people appear to like them.
tylers65 said:Show me a 64.5 with fake scoops. If you are refering to the chrome trim along the side scallops, I hate to break it to you, but that is not a "scoop" in any way shape or form. It is a riveted on piece of chrome that accents the side. It actually fits the contout of the scallop and does not protrude from it as a scoop would.
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