onederful100

so are the GT CS actually a GT converted at the dealership?

onederful100

thanks, Bruce.

BruceH

No, they came from Ford as a GT/CS. That's why Ford has all the data on them.

onederful100

found the link to the certificate of authenticity.
can also get certs for mach 1, SVT, Marauder, GT500, tarus SHO, ford GT

http://www.fordshowparts.com/store.c...&parentID=1137

my reason for the question is bc my dad has a GT CS, but putting it up against GT500's, and Roush and Saleens with all their upgrades makes the CS look kinda plain. so i'm sorta stuck between a rock and a hard place. i mean i can see both sides, technically it is a specialty mustang, but just not exactly in the same class as a GT500 or Roush P51. but at the same time i want to be fair.

BruceH

I'd think it's in about the same class as a Shelby GT, Saleen 281, Bullitt, or standard Roush.

Hysteric

Is that cheaper than regular insurance?

onederful100

very true. i'll have to think about how to set the classes, bc we dont want too many classes bc we cant afford too many trophies
any other suggestions are more than welcome.

stevb15

If I'm remembering correctly they were a special class in Carlisle at the All Ford Nationals.

2011CS

http://www.fordperformancegroup.com/...rtificates.pdf

nyc-10

yes,I pay about $650 a year for full coverage and a set replacement price.