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RE: If your name was "Saleen"... - 7/22/2007 7:12:38 AM   
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This sentiment coming from an 18 year-old male? I'm worried about ya, Mickey.

Hey now, sometimes we must look past the fact that I am 18  haha

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RE: If your name was "Saleen"... - 7/22/2007 7:11:49 PM   
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BTW - thanks to Jared for taking the time to read our thoughts and taking some ideas up the ladder


Agreed.  Good ideas listed here.

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RE: If your name was "Saleen"... - 7/24/2007 10:18:07 AM   
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A wishlist for my Saleen?  I guess I would ask for:
    1)  A nicer (leather?!) dashboard cover and center console cover (more places for Saleen logos);
    2)  Side skirts and boost gauges that fit as they should;
    3)  A Saleen CAI kit;
    4)  Optional deep dish, lighter Saleen-branded wheels (this could be a real $$$ maker for Saleen); and
    5)  A mechanical (rather than electronic controlled) throttle.

Nothing else.  As my wife likes to remind me weekly, I love this car way more than I should...

And thanks, Jared, for listening and passing on the thoughts of some very passionate Saleen owners.

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RE: If your name was "Saleen"... - 7/24/2007 11:11:40 AM   
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If I had to recommend some changes for the newer body styles:

1. Make the extreme look very different than a S/C. I thought for awhile the only way you could tell an extreme saleen from a S/C was the splitter/rear diffuser and the 1/4 panel window blanked out. Then I found out that the 1/4 window is optional...so it's really just a little tiny extreme symbol on the side and the carbon fiber on the bottom that differentiate the two. If I was spending lots of money on an extreme, I'd want everyone within 12 blocks to know that it's an extreme.

2. Customize the interior a little more than just seat covers, pedal covers and gauges.

3. Enclose the certificate of authenticity with the car. It's a small thing, but it helps us owners feel special. I know it's only like $35 to buy, but that's exactly why Saleen should include it.

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RE: If your name was "Saleen"... - 7/24/2007 11:30:52 AM   
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3. Enclose the certificate of authenticity with the car. It's a small thing, but it helps us owners feel special. I know it's only like $35 to buy, but that's exactly why Saleen should include it.
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You mean to say that the certificate does not come with the car, it has to be purchased?

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RE: If your name was "Saleen"... - 7/24/2007 4:07:08 PM   
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It only has to be purchased by "second" owners if it wasn't passed along with the car.  If you are lucky enough to get the registration papers from the dealer when the car is bought new, then you will get the Letter of Authenticty sent to you at no charge when you fill out the registration/survey and send it in.....well, at least thats the way it worked up until 2005

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RE: If your name was "Saleen"... - 7/24/2007 5:07:00 PM   
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Ok that makes sense.

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RE: If your name was "Saleen"... - 7/24/2007 5:13:14 PM   
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I may get some slack here but if I had some say in what I would change I would have everything stay the same but the interior. My 05 GTO's interior was the most comfortable 4-Adult Passenger High Performance car I've owned. The exterior was lame but was a sleeper. Being that the GTO was made in Australia it had a real nice european feel and the quality of the materials were top notch. I've come to like the interior of my Saleen now, but after about 150 miles I'm looking to get out of my saddle for a break.


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RE: If your name was "Saleen"... - 7/24/2007 7:43:54 PM   
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I may get some slack here but if I had some say in what I would change I would have everything stay the same but the interior. My 05 GTO's interior was the most comfortable 4-Adult Passenger High Performance car I've owned. The exterior was lame but was a sleeper. Being that the GTO was made in Australia it had a real nice european feel and the quality of the materials were top notch. I've come to like the interior of my Saleen now, but after about 150 miles I'm looking to get out of my saddle for a break.


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I drove 1,000 miles straight in mine and felt very relaxed!

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RE: If your name was "Saleen"... - 7/25/2007 4:43:22 AM   
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ORIGINAL: gadway41

I may get some slack here but if I had some say in what I would change I would have everything stay the same but the interior. My 05 GTO's interior was the most comfortable 4-Adult Passenger High Performance car I've owned. The exterior was lame but was a sleeper. Being that the GTO was made in Australia it had a real nice european feel and the quality of the materials were top notch. I've come to like the interior of my Saleen now, but after about 150 miles I'm looking to get out of my saddle for a break.


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I drove 1,000 miles straight in mine and felt very relaxed!
Tack on another 30 years to your youthful body and things "may" be different, but maybe it's just me. I remember when I was your age I had a 85' Celica GTS Conv. and drove it non-stop except for gas from Upstate NY to Miami FL. close to two thousand miles. That car was similar to our Mustangs Ride, didn't bother me at all, but today no way would I attempt that.

Folks don't get me wrong I new exactly what I was getting myself into when I bought this car a Fast, Un-parallel in it's looks, but very un-impressive interior compared to others, but that's ok. Looks and speed make up for the interior.

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RE: If your name was "Saleen"... - 7/25/2007 5:40:11 AM   
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Whiskey......Tango......Foxtrot ......over........


does this mean?

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RE: If your name was "Saleen"... - 7/25/2007 5:48:18 AM   
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He was using the Military code for what you just said.... WTF...Over. That was in response to a previous post..

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RE: If your name was "Saleen"... - 7/25/2007 6:08:47 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: 04#231SC

He was using the Military code for what you just said.... WTF...Over. That was in response to a previous post..


Ummmm.... I think he knew that.

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RE: If your name was "Saleen"... - 7/25/2007 9:11:16 AM   
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RE: If your name was "Saleen"... - 7/25/2007 4:11:49 PM   
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The funny part about these last few posts is the phrase "4 Adult Passenger.....Car"  I can't speak for the Goat cause I've never been in one, but to say an adult....even a KID is going to fit in the back of a Mustang is a joke.  Now I KNOW people do it, but you can't tell me it is comfy.  As a guy that is 6'1", I don't believe in putting my seat forward so somebody can sit behind me - therefore I have a rule when it comes to my 'Stangs.  TWO PASSENGER CARS ONLY

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RE: If your name was "Saleen"... - 7/25/2007 5:29:36 PM   
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I can fit two girls in the back of my car no problem ...when I first got the car, I went for a ride with my mom and dad and I sat in the back to give them the full pleasure of the ride. I am pretty much 5'11 and I had no problem fitting behind the passenger seat (and it was not near all the way forward)

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RE: If your name was "Saleen"... - 7/25/2007 10:20:01 PM   
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1.) I have always wondered why they don't offer a viper T-56 six speed option as it seems like that would be a hot item.
2.) As long as you have all the coverings off the seats, why don't they add seat heats as an option.
3.) I would also think maybe a bit of chassis stiffening parts would be a good addition and easy for Saleen to throw on during build.



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RE: If your name was "Saleen"... - 7/28/2007 4:37:03 PM   
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8-rib pulley system.   Just do it.

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