I don’t think I have ever used the ster
That’s one Clean engine bay!
Post most recent pics of your '13-14 GT500
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Even though the pic is not my GT500's engine bay mine does look exactly like that. No need to turn on the stereo.
Based on color of coolant in the main reservoir, it was also brand new when the pic was snapped.
My "sound" system is usually pretty clean, in spite of its ~32K miles...
Based on color of coolant in the main reservoir, it was also brand new when the pic was snapped.
My "sound" system is usually pretty clean, in spite of its ~32K miles...
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2 questions for you:
1. Is the 5.8 and SVT painted on the blower or are they decals?
2. Where did you get the strut tower caps?
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1. Painted, with Ford Race Red and Black touch-up, which is holding up fine years and thousands of miles later.
2. I don't recall where I bought them, but they're Roush Performance Black Anodized Billet Strut Tower Caps. It's worth noting the center caps included with the set don't fit correctly, but they're also Roush-branded so, while annoying to have paid for them, that didn't break my heart. The center points are, therefore, covered with simple black plastic caps from Ford. Also annoying was the fact that the "black" anodized finish wasn't really black, so had to have them powdercoated. I'm happy with the finished product, but it was not as advertised and cost more than it should have. I'll have to dig for part numbers, if you'd like them.
Nice job with the blower top lettering. It looks really good. That engine looks clean enough to eat lunch on. LOL. Sharp, with a capital 'S'!
The paint on the blower looks really good. Might have to steal that idea from you.
Thank you! Its all good, I can look around. I really want to cover up those bolts in a way that doesn't look cheap. I have seen the Roush ones and the only reason I didn't pick them up is because of the Roush branded center cap. If everything fit, then I may of picked them up and removed the logo.
Thanks for the kinds words, guys!
I wasn't sure about painting the S/C letters, but I am happy with the way it turned out. I're received lots of comments about it and several others have done something similar after seeing it.
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Another clean engine, Your Shelby looks Mint!Based on color of coolant in the main reservoir, it was also brand new when the pic was snapped.
My "sound" system is usually pretty clean, in spite of its ~32K miles...
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strut tower covers look good. Even better when they are painted to match
Show stopper!!
Because sometimes its nice to gander at the best damn tailights to ever be installed on a Shelby.
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Cool photo & Nice license plate!
Oh my! That's a great looking GT-500 and a knock-out hood. Stunner!
Looks Great!
Finally had the chance to do a local shoot of the 13 Red Candy on Sunday. Some of these shots do not look like NJ to most but these were the old grounds of the Great Gorge Playboy Club which was here during the 70's in NW NJ. Today its Legends golf course and it looks pretty shitty because its not maintained anymore.
I know many are down on black wheels but I have always liked them on most rides and like the way they look on my GT500. I also have the silver bright base wheels that came from the factory and they will get new rubber on them next year.
Brings back memories of the photo shoot done 20 years ago near that same spot for my 95 Cobra R that was in a book called Modern American Muscle that was done in 2001.
I know many are down on black wheels but I have always liked them on most rides and like the way they look on my GT500. I also have the silver bright base wheels that came from the factory and they will get new rubber on them next year.
Brings back memories of the photo shoot done 20 years ago near that same spot for my 95 Cobra R that was in a book called Modern American Muscle that was done in 2001.
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