Kerrdogg said:I'll be ordering the 07 Shelby but that is still awhile away, would cancel my 05 order and pickup one of the 6 Saleens they have but I already have a set of Bonspeed Delta 20's with tires, Eibach springs, and Baer Brakes on order.
MyBlueOval said:I certainly wouldn't pay the $14k+ premium for a Saleen that's mostly show and no go. I like the look of the Saleen but that's it. There are a couple of dealers here in SoCal who have several 281s as onsite inventory. They're not selling but Saleen certainly isn't having any problems getting its GT orders...is it!
alfman9 said:Saleen gets gutted base sixbangers and converts them to S281, S281SC, S281E. These cars are not GTs from Ford.
alfman9 said:Saleen gets gutted base sixbangers and converts them to S281, S281SC, S281E. These cars are not GTs from Ford.
Jennifer6525 said:Take this for what it's worth but when I was at the dealership yesterday checking on the status of my car the sales manager told me that I was lucky that I ordered when I did(beginning of March) because I was the last order that was going to get filled for an '05 and everyone else would have to take an '06.He told me that the owners of the dealership had relatives that wanted '05's (GT's I beleive) and they couldnt get them.Now I dont know if they couldnt get allocation for them(small dealership)or they couldnt get them because the demand was/is too high but I thought that was rather interesting that the owners couldnt even get a new Mustang.
Good Luck with your car though,I hope you get it.
mtbdoc said:First, it is NOT A PONTIAC! It is a Holden Monaro, an Aussie rip-roaring GT car. The fit and finish are NOT comparable to ANYTHING GM builds here other than the Caddies. Automatics should be BANNED in any performance car. The T-56 is a superior tranny to what the 'stangs come with...PERIOD! Add an upgrade [B&M shifter] for <$200 to fix the sloppy shifting for this awesome 6-speed. If you TRULY believe that the 'stang has a superior interior, PLEASE share a little of what you are smoking!
Now, as I said previously, I was ready to pay MSRP for a GT, so buying one for a few hundred under sticker sounds great! In Dec '86, when I ordered a 1987 Mustang GT simply from the brochure [Ford was struggling w/ the EPA over the release; for the uninitiated, that was the first year of the 225hp, body-cladded GT, the car that SAVED the Mustang, when Ford was preparing to go to the front wheel drive platform that became the Probe], I paid $500 over Invoice, which was UNHEARD OF in most places in those days. This release has been different, and poorly managed, PERIOD!
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