I am thinking of the front bumper from Dream Car and the Cervini's side exhaust. I think that will look pretty SICK!

 

There was another thread a little while back on the DCF front airdam......and alot of ppl hated it. But, I'd have to say that if you're looking for a really performance-minded frontend, the DCF one would be the best one out there (that I've seen). Plenty of airflow and NO obstructions to the coolers behind it.......although I"m not sure how well that would go over on the highways with all the debris flying around. As for me, I think I'm gonna do the DCF hood and maybe the DCF ducktail also...........it seems to be a cross between the CDC and StreetScene spoilers.
They don't have these pics posted on the site anymore.....but check the comparison to the old 68 Shelby GT500:



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Is it just me or do those rims look really lame on the car? Everything else is crazy but I just dont like the rims. haha guess that isnt such a big deal but I had to find something that was wrong with that car

 

Yea, the swirly rims don't do anything for me either. Fortunately, rims are probably the easiest eye sore to fix on a car. hehe

 

Agreed. Not to mention the DCF doesnt make a whole lot of sales so if you go in to buy one of those I'd be willing to bet they'll change the rims with no extra charge. Negotiation can be a beautiful thing

 

I would definately ask for different rims. Those are a no go.

Sk

 

Don't most of the aftermarket airdams have a larger opening in them? I guess you do raise a good question. Oklahoma has A LOT of dirt and rocks on the highways, not to mention plastic Wal-Mart bags flying out of the rednecks' trucks.

 

I think they made the hood like that to commemorate the old GT 350

 

You guys should check out the Reality TV Video on this site. They give a good closeup description of the DCF500GT mustang.
http://www.thedreamcarfactory.com/dcreality.htm