Although my car was delivered to the dealer before Christmas and I went to see it, I did not take it home with me that day. The only option I got on the car was the car cover and mats. This was one of 43 ordered like this in Kona Blue. But as I was talking to the dealer, he told me about a few other options for the car that weren't offered by Ford but he could add on to Sweet Lorraine. The car had not yet seen my garage and the modding began.
The first thing I ordered was the LS Spoiler (AR3Z-6344210-CA) and had them paint it Kona Blue and install it. At the tyme, I was thinking strictly show car and loved the look of the pedestal type spoiler over the OEM look.
While they were at it, I had them paint and install Side Scoops (AR3Z-63279D37-AA Left and AR3Z-63279D37-BA Right)
and window louvers (AR3Z-63280B10-AA Right and AR3Z-63280B10-BA Left)
I also went with a GT style decklid panel (AR3Z6342528F) for the rear because my brain didn't think much of the plain black panel but what they didn't do was remove the faux gas cap from the GT panel and I cringed when I saw the GT on the cap. I had them save any of the parts that had to remove for these changes and eventually put on the Boss OEM faux gas cap on the lined GT panel.
Here's the correct faux gas cap mounted on the GT Decklid
I was really enjoying the special look of my already customized Boss but of all these mods, the only thing on this car seven years later is the LS rear spoiler. The side scoops, quarter window louvers were sold and the GT decklid panel retired.
I had decided at this point, I would sell any aftermarket items the car didn't come with but keep all my OEM takeoff parts.