Looks real good man!
I may have spread them out a bit more, but still, great job!
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I may have spread them out a bit more, but still, great job!
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I took the liberty of making a smaller pic from the one originally submitted.
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I try to stay out of these appearance-opinion topics..but...since you're asking for opinins in this case....I feel about the same as eyeIIeye on this stuff. I don't see it adding to the appearance of the car and wouldn't do it to mine, but beauty is in the eye, man.
A few of these threads have made me start having flashbacks to the 70's when I had my last 'Stang. Sure saw a lot Mustang T-shirts, hats, posters, bookmarkers, windshield decals, cookbooks, bath mats, etc...I had an epiphany one day at old RIR (Riverside International Raceway) when I saw an old guy in the stands wearing Mustang T-shirt, baseball cap and - I swear - sneakers. But then I actually never got into the "horse" thing (guess I like dogs better), and the MIneral Grey GT's have much more in common with Sharks or Wild Boars as far as appearance and temperment.
The "Horse" logo on the windshield rear-view-mirror mount area is even a little too much for me.
But the bottom line is that you like it. You can't see it while driving and I'm sure a lot of people who end up behind you will like it. For what it's worth you sure did a great job of alignment and spacing - very nice work regardless of anyone's opinion.
A few of these threads have made me start having flashbacks to the 70's when I had my last 'Stang. Sure saw a lot Mustang T-shirts, hats, posters, bookmarkers, windshield decals, cookbooks, bath mats, etc...I had an epiphany one day at old RIR (Riverside International Raceway) when I saw an old guy in the stands wearing Mustang T-shirt, baseball cap and - I swear - sneakers. But then I actually never got into the "horse" thing (guess I like dogs better), and the MIneral Grey GT's have much more in common with Sharks or Wild Boars as far as appearance and temperment.
The "Horse" logo on the windshield rear-view-mirror mount area is even a little too much for me.But the bottom line is that you like it. You can't see it while driving and I'm sure a lot of people who end up behind you will like it. For what it's worth you sure did a great job of alignment and spacing - very nice work regardless of anyone's opinion.
Nicely put...cosmetic upgrades are very much a "personal taste" thing and you're likely to get as many different replies as there are Mustang owners out there. All that matters is if you like it - and the pride you get from doing your own mod!Stoopy said:I try to stay out of these appearance-opinion topics..but...since you're asking for opinins in this case....I feel about the same as eyeIIeye on this stuff. I don't see it adding to the appearance of the car and wouldn't do it to mine, but beauty is in the eye, man.
A few of these threads have made me start having flashbacks to the 70's when I had my last 'Stang. Sure saw a lot Mustang T-shirts, hats, posters, bookmarkers, windshield decals, cookbooks, bath mats, etc...I had an epiphany one day at old RIR (Riverside International Raceway) when I saw an old guy in the stands wearing Mustang T-shirt, baseball cap and - I swear - sneakers. But then I actually never got into the "horse" thing (guess I like dogs better), and the MIneral Grey GT's have much more in common with Sharks or Wild Boars as far as appearance and temperment.
But the bottom line is that you like it. You can't see it while driving and I'm sure a lot of people who end up behind you will like it. For what it's worth you sure did a great job of alignment and spacing - very nice work regardless of anyone's opinion.
not bad, I was thinking of doing it in a decal, where the font would match the Mustang embossed in the door sill
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