Foose Design 2015 Package?
 

Hello all, I am debating about getting a 2015/2016 Mustang. Since there is a different special edition S550s available (Roush, Saleen, Shelby GT, SuperSnake, etc...) would anyone be interested in a Foose Edition Mustang? I was a big fan of the Foose Stallions that was available in 2007 but never got the chance to get one, but I could get one now, but love the 2015 look more.

So I am just wondering if anyone was in the same boat as me if was available to get a serialized Foose Mustang Package for the 2015+ people that is like based off his car at SEMA? Would you buy a package as a whole or build it piece by piece then once complete get a serialize number dash plaque?

Really don't care if you are a fan of him or not, or if you want to bad mouth his styling, really no need for that here. Just curious if anyone else is in the same boat as me.

No criticsim of what you like, so don't get sensitive or defensive! I'd worry that Serial Number Snobs might discount your car if all the work was not done before it was originally sold. My experience is the substantial extra cost of the "serial number" of any such cars might not be worth the extra cost if you sell it down the road. If you won't be happy without that serial # as many others.... case closed, shows over, goodnight & drive salfely! If you just want the car to enjoy, then divide what it will sell for when you sell it (realistically) by what you have invested & that will give you some info. I put together a '08 Mustang with a GT 500 type supercharger, suspension & vinyl work in the direction of a Shelby. When I was selling it a few months back a guy came over with the same model year in a Shelby. He had just bought it for $3K more than I sold mine for, & he had paperwork showing the car cost 40% more when purchased. A big loss! A big factor of having a Serial number is the same argument as "a perfect clone compared to the same exact car" with paperwork showing it was built that way! How much are bragging rights worth, or do you just want the car! It's all a matter of values & dollars!

The Corvette below (with stock wheels, etc.) passed numerous NCRS inspections & was ruled original! It's a clone worth a third or less than an original. Having said that, it is wrong to sell clones as originals, but it is done regularly! As some of us actually do with people.... we value the person for their qualities, not their pedigree! Either way, if you love the car & enjoy it.... that's the bottomline! Do what makes you happy!


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I would say go for it.

Enjoy the car....