Daisy’s First Photo Shoot

[Cucurú]

There's mustang shows, Ford shows, non specific car shows. Track days, dunkin donuts meet ups. Late night street take overs. You can't throw a rock without hitting some kind of car show.

I've been to a few street take-overs. After we arrived we then took over.

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[armyGT]

Back to the car...my question is: If this is a performance pack convertible, did it come with a spoiler and a shorty antenna?
I've only seen coupes with the spoiler.

 

[GrabThatBlue]

Back to the car...my question is: If this is a performance pack convertible, did it come with a spoiler and a shorty antenna?
I've only seen coupes with the spoiler.

No PP spoiler on the convertible from factory.

 

[armyGT]

O.K. My good friend has a 2024 GT Premium with the blade spoiler. He would like to find a PP spoiler that will fit without drilling.
Does anyone have a source for this option? Where did Clawfford get this spoiler?

 

[Clawfford]

O.K. My good friend has a 2024 GT Premium with the blade spoiler. He would like to find a PP spoiler that will fit without drilling.
Does anyone have a source for this option? Where did Clawfford get this spoiler?

I found my PP spoiler from "Extreme Online Store" (through E-bay, I think).
https://extremeonlinestore.com/coll...lid-wing-spoiler?_pos=10&_fid=33a516595&_ss=c

The vendor had 3 styles at the time; matte black, gloss black, and fake carbon fiber. I ordered Daisy with the spoiler delete... if you have a blade spoiler, I have no idea what holes you may or may not already have. I went this route specifically because I have a CONVERTIBLE... I have a third tail-light in the trunk to contend with.

If your friend has a COUPE, there are a TON of PP spoilers on E-bay that people have removed to replace with a Darkhorse spoiler. I'm guessing he may not have to drill any new holes if he goes this route, but you'd have to deal with the color because they include a piece of the trunklid, as seen in the pic below. I seem to recall the term "takeoff" used a lot, if you want to try including that to your search parameters.

I DID buy the Stubby brand antenna from Amazon. Seems to have fine range, though I very rarely use radio.

 

[MustangMitch69]

I had the car out a bit over an hour today in 97 degree temps, and remembering this conversation I felt it all over before putting her back in the garage. It felt barely room temperature, let alone hot from either the sun or any heat the instrument cluster might be generating itself. Yesterday it was exposed to 94 degree temps pretty much all day. Whatever they make it out of seems well insulated. Keeping heat out? Keeping heat in? I'm not going to bother playing that guessing game.

Will it explode some day? Until it does, I'm not going to be afraid and assume that the worst is going to happen. At the price Saleen is getting now, though, I'll consider myself very fortunate to have gotten in on the ground floor. All I can say is, if you have the money to burn, and want to splurge, I haven't had any problems myself after a couple days in a row of sweltering heat and humidity. If you're the slightest bit concerned, wait a year and ask me how it's going. I'm giving no guarantees, but I'm not going to worry until there's something to worry about.

Thanks for sharing. It looks REALLY good. I'll probably buy one if it comes down in price to $500 or less.

 

[Clawfford]

It's THE LITTLE THINGS that count...

Here are some of the little things that hardly anyone ever gets to see but myself.

• Tuxmat Badges - I really LOVE my Tuxmat full-coverage floor mats, but I have always disliked manufacturer branding. (I own no shirts with a "Nike swoosh" logo!). The Ford logo on my windshield is the first time I've had that on a car since my 1983 Fox body convertible. And I will NEVER permit dealership stickers, or even license plate frames. So naturally, I didn't care to display the Tuxmat logo. They unscrewed easily from the back, and I found a nice chromed metal badge online to cement over the holes.

• Wheel Center Caps - My car is a Mustang, not a Ferrada. I created this design on my computer and submitted it to a custom center-cap maker on ETSY to cover up the aftermarket logo.

• Don't you just HATE those multilingual warning labels on your sun visors? I made these covers completely from scratch on my computer, then printed them out onto vinyl sticker paper with my laser printer. The whole design is then further protected by a sheet of clear UV resistant contact paper. MUCH prettier!

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