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Welcome Chris, it's good to have you on board :like: Cheers Paul (Tucker)

Cool video......exciting times! @Jarstang

I preferred the saloon render they did. This looks rather "heavy" in the rear. However, I really like the color..............and I love the larger wheels and lowered suspension........that's how the standard car should come in my opinion!

It was another post on this FB group :) https://www.facebook.com/MustangFanClub

Shadow Black Dark Horse...........with GT Performance Pack wheels

Oh, and I've no idea why the photos posted twice! Although perhaps the forum software agrees with me that it's so good its WORTH posting twice :crackup:

Nope.....I can't take credit for it. I saw them on this Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/MustangFanClub

Photos of the car above :like:

Found these whilst Googling

That, Sir, is a crackin' first post! Welcome to Mustang7G :like: :like: :like:

The quality of this video is a bit rubbish, and the footage is repeated twice, but I'll take what I can get when it comes to my favourite color!

They remind me of the "Fanblade" wheels from the S197

If these are the Carbon wheels, well, there's a good place to save $8k on your DH order, in my opinion.

Well, I definitely prefer the single larger screen in the Premium trim, but I guess this is better than the tiny 4" display in the current base S550 :like:

The Dark Horse S & R models will be for track use only, they won't be road registered cars.

I was at a meet today, once again admiring my favourite example of a Triple Yellow S550.........and was just thinking I can't wait to see it next to a Yellow Splash S650!

Yep, it's a tool, and one that may even be crushed when its useful life is over. But if I was the test driver, I'd be taking it home and washing it :crackup:

C'mon then, what color is this under all the grime? :giggle: https://fordauthority.com/2023/02/dirty-2024-ford-mustang-gt-convertible-real-world-photos/

From the horse's mouth :) https://www.autoblog.com/2022/04/18/ford-mustang-shelby-gt500-why-no-convertible/