Ryan86272

There are alot of GT's with Power Sears, Mach Stereo, and leathing seats Sounds like another Bullitt Vs GT Debate going to Brew Centennial GT vs GT

oxfordgt

Ford celebrated its 100th Anniversary in June of 2003, and made limited edition F-Series Super Duty trucks, Explorers, Tauruses, Focuses, and Mustang GTs to commemorate the event. The 100th Anniversary models only came in black, and included Premium Verona-grain Imola leather seating surfaces in two-tone parchment, and the Mustang got the GT premium package which included 17" wheels, anti-lock brakes and traction control; dual exhaust; power driver's seat with power lumbar support; leather-wrapped steering wheel; and Mach 460 AM/FM Stereo with six-disc CD changer, as well as 100th Anniversary badges on the fender and decklid and embossed on the seats. The Centennial Package was a $995 upgrade. Ford made 717 coupes and 1,323 convertibles.

undecided.steve

It's the same exact car I have except mine is an automatic.
Basically it's a loaded premium Mustang GT with a sport suspension (the vert).
If you do any lowering or suspension work you have to make sure the kit you get is for the Vert.

I paid $16k for mine with 16k miles on it when I bought it last October.
Car I bought was absolute mint.
FWIW it's a great car IMHO!

undecided.steve

The leather seats are different in the centennial.
The type of leather is a different kind than the standard leather seats used that year.
Also mine has a Mach 1000 not the 460.
Other than the badging on the seats and outside the car, it's a loaded premium GT in all other respects.

I get a lot of strange looks from Mustang owners who can't figure out what kind of Mustang it is.
They see the exhaust pipes, but yet don't see a GT badge so they walk away shaking their heads.
Kinda funny.

M1ke

black top on a black car is hot though. get the headlights w/o amber, black fr500s, tint, and lower that bia and thats a nice ride