Southern Comfort Edition?
06-27-2008, 02:32 PM
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RE: Southern Comfort Edition?
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That lookslike Ewalds on Layton in Cudahy......they always jerk around prices. I remember I stopped in about a year ago to look at a 500 and they wanted close to 30k over sticker[:@]I bet that car is all appearance mods and maybe an intake under the hood. Im not a big fan of the 4 tips.
That lookslike Ewalds on Layton in Cudahy......they always jerk around prices. I remember I stopped in about a year ago to look at a 500 and they wanted close to 30k over sticker[:@]I bet that car is all appearance mods and maybe an intake under the hood. Im not a big fan of the 4 tips.
06-27-2008, 02:47 PM
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RE: Southern Comfort Edition?
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That lookslike Ewalds on Layton in Cudahy......they always jerk around prices. I remember I stopped in about a year ago to look at a 500 and they wanted close to 30k over sticker[:@]I bet that car is all appearance mods and maybe an intake under the hood. Im not a big fan of the 4 tips.
That lookslike Ewalds on Layton in Cudahy......they always jerk around prices. I remember I stopped in about a year ago to look at a 500 and they wanted close to 30k over sticker[:@]I bet that car is all appearance mods and maybe an intake under the hood. Im not a big fan of the 4 tips.
The hood scoop is open. I can't tell if there is a RAM setup though. I don't think so. I found it odd that the lower side scoops don't have a grill on the front of them. It's just an open slot to nowhere.
06-27-2008, 04:00 PM
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RE: Southern Comfort Edition?
ORIGINAL: mynameismike65
That lookslike Ewalds on Layton in Cudahy......they always jerk around prices. I remember I stopped in about a year ago to look at a 500 and they wanted close to 30k over sticker[:@]I bet that car is all appearance mods and maybe an intake under the hood. Im not a big fan of the 4 tips.
That lookslike Ewalds on Layton in Cudahy......they always jerk around prices. I remember I stopped in about a year ago to look at a 500 and they wanted close to 30k over sticker[:@]I bet that car is all appearance mods and maybe an intake under the hood. Im not a big fan of the 4 tips.
08-05-2009, 12:38 AM
#16
Found this when out looking at vehicles at some local lots today, and have to admit it is one BA looking mustang, the emblem on the front quarter panel is the mustang horse, surrounded by a horseshoe, and on the back trunk/deck lid it had an emblem that said "Southern Comfort". I would seriously love to own this car! It was after hours and i couldn't get a closer look at it, the picture is off their website, maybe I'll go back and look at it and take some pictures during the day. I think it's an all show and no go package, I seriously doubt there is anything under the hood except the standard 4.6L, maybe a working ram air system with a CAI, but even that is unlikely as it says it's a 2009 GT "Southern Comfort Edition", but I do like the wheels and the twin tips in rear, as well as the hood scoop! For the $56K price tag the dealer slapped in the window I'd stick my money in a gt500 instead, or although most of you would say it is blasphemous, a 2010 Camaro SS, I have seen one in person at a local casino here that they are giving away and I would love to own one of those as well. Oh and I'm in Norman OK if anyone sees this and is near by and wants to go look at it in person, its at the Reynolds Ford Dealer, and the Camaro is in the Riverwind Casino.
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08-05-2009, 01:24 AM
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Found this when out looking at vehicles at some local lots today, and have to admit it is one BA looking mustang, the emblem on the front quarter panel is the mustang horse, surrounded by a horseshoe, and on the back trunk/deck lid it had an emblem that said "Southern Comfort". I would seriously love to own this car! It was after hours and i couldn't get a closer look at it, the picture is off their website, maybe I'll go back and look at it and take some pictures during the day. I think it's an all show and no go package, I seriously doubt there is anything under the hood except the standard 4.6L, maybe a working ram air system with a CAI, but even that is unlikely as it says it's a 2009 GT "Southern Comfort Edition", but I do like the wheels and the twin tips in rear, as well as the hood scoop! For the $56K price tag the dealer slapped in the window I'd stick my money in a gt500 instead, or although most of you would say it is blasphemous, a 2010 Camaro SS, I have seen one in person at a local casino here that they are giving away and I would love to own one of those as well. Oh and I'm in Norman OK if anyone sees this and is near by and wants to go look at it in person, its at the Reynolds Ford Dealer, and the Camaro is in the Riverwind Casino.
.... IMO that spells "Hood Rich"
08-05-2009, 02:56 AM
#20
Since no one seems to like the one i found locally, here is another creation from Southern Comfort Conversions, the Black Widow Custom, I have to say I like the white one a lot more than the black one, even though it is supposed to be called the black widow, the white just seems a little more striking, nobler if you will.
Also I did some research and found this article on Hoovers.com
'Southern Comfort Conversions Company Description'
"When the manufacturer's fanciest option package isn't enough, there's Southern Comfort Conversions. The company customizes the interiors and exteriors of SUVs, trucks, and vans, and sells a mix of automotive accessories. Contracting with manufacturers, Southern Comfort gives a face lift to Chevrolet, Ford, Dodge, GMC, Nissan, and Hummer models, which are then sold on dealers' lots. The company's Ultimate Mobility unit modifies vans for handicap use. Another subsidiary, Ultimate Plastics, makes parts used by Southern Comfort and by makers of boats, RVs, and other equipment. Although president and CEO Rod McSweeney founded and leads Southern Comfort, the company is owned by private equity group ComVest."
and here is some contact info, although the website doesn't seem to work when I try it.
Southern Comfort Conversions Locations
Location Type: Headquarters
4680 Pinson Valley Pkwy
Birmingham, AL 35215
United States (Map)
Phone: 800-745-6096
Fax: 205-856-5602
http://www.scomfort.com
Last edited by Madcat1607; 08-05-2009 at 03:16 AM.