Southern Comfort Edition?
08-05-2009, 03:07 AM
#21
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It looks like a "sweet ride" for the average joe that likes nice cars but more into show then go... unless if it's supercharged with 420whp, then I take it back lol.. if anything, I think a Cervini Eleanor would be worth that price tag.. with a blower.
08-05-2009, 06:40 AM
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08-05-2009, 08:06 AM
#24
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Location: Oklahoma
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I've seen one of these in Norman, OK. It was two tone (white top/Burgundy bottom)and it was also way over priced.. upgraded interior and exterior, not really any performance mods. Thought Southern Comfort was a chevy thing though
08-05-2009, 08:12 AM
#25
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I agree. When I bought my Mustang they has a few dealer special additions but at a special markup! Not worth it IMO. If you have $44K to play with, buy a Shelby GT500KR, it will be worth a lot more in the future than some dealer brand want-a-be.
08-05-2009, 04:30 PM
#28
to each his own,that is the point of the aftermarket community, so you can customize yours to look however you want, the point isn't whether you think they look good or not, it is are they worth the exuberant amount for what you are getting, like a stock motor...
like i said earlier, id buy a gt500 before i dropped $50k on one of these, i want to be able to beat most people on the street, but look good doing it.
And these aren't necessarily dealer specials, they are ford specials, ford is taking the car and having southern comfort conversions modify them and then they scatter them to random dealerships near areas of high population hoping some rich guy will come by and say that's unique and throw money at them!
like i said earlier, id buy a gt500 before i dropped $50k on one of these, i want to be able to beat most people on the street, but look good doing it.
And these aren't necessarily dealer specials, they are ford specials, ford is taking the car and having southern comfort conversions modify them and then they scatter them to random dealerships near areas of high population hoping some rich guy will come by and say that's unique and throw money at them!
08-05-2009, 06:53 PM
#29
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100% agree!
This has been one big thread of fail. The only thing I like from the first post's pic (which was from 2008 BTW) is the Cervini scoops.
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