As I've studied the looks of the Mustangs from the past that I thought looked great, I noticed they had clean lines and were without lots of emblems and other ornamentation. One of my favorites is a famous 1968 Highland Green Fastback.



Note, no pony on the grille. No stripes on the side declaring its a Mustang. Just dark and dangerous. While my new ride (didn't they say it was somewhat retro??) has ornamentation, it will undergo some changes. I'm hopeful I can make less be more.

 

good way to put it bro....I like cars with less crap all over them too. I'm about to get a new car and the 1st thing I will do to it is take off all the badges.

 

Yes, that makes sense to me. I will change wheels/tires to simplfy the look and then begin on my clean-up. First will be to lose the pony on the grille. Unfortunately, Ford's approach to the grille design on this model is to outline the pony with grille material. So I will look for a black honeycomb grille that has no holes for lights, nor any pony outline. Gratefully, my ride came with very clean sides. No stripes and no badges.

 

i want that fastback

 

That is a picture of the mustang from the movie "Bullitt".

 

Less is more. +1

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+1 .. and just about everyone here does also.. lol


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That '68 Stang looks very sweet!

 

I think it needs an emblem hehhehheee just kidding fellas.

 

OK ... check this out ... custom grille ... black versus silver ... hmmmmm ... I say "black"
What do you think? Any concerns you can think of?

http://www.eautoworks.com/html/ORD-1-1-1-36536.cfm