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Got to take some pictures of the 05 during the San Antonio stop at Jordan Ford. Nothing special, just new.

Mine has a 69 Mercury Cyclone scoop, which I believe is the same.

Here's another link, with pictures. http://www.popularhotrodding.com/features/0409phr_camaro/

Well, aren't you just The Man. :hail2: With your expert forsight, you should play the lottery more often. :jester:

I thought the question was about the 2005 Mustang transmissions? Who gives a f*** what other cars transmissions do. For 2005, the manual Mustang will be quicker than the auto for two reasons. 1) Manual has lower gearing, both in the rear (3.55 v 3.31) and first gear (3.38 v 3.22) 2) Manual...

Definitely prefer the spoiler over the wing.

Interesting. I hadn't thought of the gas cap. I'll try it this weekend.

That's what I was thinking when I re-routed the hoses. Is there anyway to clear the whole system out?

Mine did. I had to reach up inside the seat back from below and push in some kind of clip in the bar that goes in the seat. Was pertty easy once I found it.

Car starts and runs just fine, but after about 20 minutes of driving, it starts to stall like it's out of gas. Eventually it will die and won't start again. If I let it sit for awhile, it will start back up and run just fine for another 20 minutes or so. First I changed the filter, then the...

Good luck. I tried everything and nothing worked. I ended up cutting an "X" in the material and slipping it over.

You should check out Lone Star Stangs

So, will there be a version available to the public?

Nice pics :nice: But to be honest, I liked the other cars there better. :D

Glad to be of service. :flag: BTW: Liked the humour pages. :nice:

The "rust" next to the gas lid is definitly a reflection of a marker light on a blue car sitting next to the black one. If you look, you can see the blue of the fender also reflected around the marker light. There is another reflection of the same marker light and blue fender on the rear fender...

Better to be pissed off than pissed on. :D

Isn't the Chrysler Crossfire RWD?

Let me get this right. You actually design Chrysler vehicles and would still rather drive a Ford product? Talk about not having confidence in your work.

Assuming the two cars above are the same one, the wire that is duct taped from the door to the trunk could be attached to the "hitch" installed under the rear bumper cover. Possibly for some kind of 5th wheel data collecting device.