Hey, has anyone seen a new edge without side scoops? I was just thinkin about this while seeing some 05-ups and also knowing that mine are kind of beat up. I wonder how it would look without them. I don't think I have seen a pic of a new edge without them.... Has anyone else?

just curious! Thanks

 

I've never seen it on a new edge before. To be honest i don't think it would look right though. I think since the car has a lot of angles and edges to it, that it would look out of place without them imo.

 

i know. im not sure how it would look. thats why i was hopin someone had a pic, haha. i mean, if it is slightly indented, like the 05-ups, it might actually work. but i dunno.

i guess i could rip mine off to paint them and touch them up and see how it looks. but i'd rather see if anyone has removed them... even to paint or somehting?

 

A 2001 Bullitt would be as close to that as you'll see.

 

why do they need to put a scoop on that car? it seems useless? is the body behind it really not the same look as that scoop?

i think it looks clean. i might have to take mine off as if im gunna paint them, and if i like it, maybe not paint them. with what that bullitt looks like, i think it could look very clean without scoops - especially if matching other 'clean' mods, like deleting the spoiler (a winter project of mine).

 

Dont have any pics but imo it just wouldnt look right

 

I've seen pictures of one without the side scoops. In my opinion it looks great. A lot cleaner look. You just fill in the holes and leave the indent there. If something happens to my side scoops I won't replace them.

 

Here are a couple of pics I found..... Not sure if I like it or not, honestly.

 

It reminds me of the 65 mustang actually and i really like it personally. Gives the classic "C" like the vintage mustangs had. I think it flows very well and gives it a classic look.

 

thanks 04CO. I couldn't find any, but those are good pics! I do like it. I think it looks pretty nice. I guess they just bput some covers on the bullitts to fill the holes rather than producing a different body panel. Makes sense cost wise I guess.