I'm not unhappy with my car. On the contrary, I think she's the best vehicle I've owned and driven (well - my 91 SHO was a really good car, too). I tell everyone who asks me about the car about all the good things Ford did for this vehicle. I recommend Bullits, GTs or Cobras to anyone who thinks they'd like to get a "sporty car". Now, when I've nitpicked the seatbelt holder, or the possibility of swapped out cams on our cars I don't do it to be mean or abusive to Ford. I figure they've made decisions to keep pricing at a specific point. I just wish they'd confess and give us the information we need to make our own decisions. If our cars had all the "good stuff" what would they cost? $30,000? $35,000? Easily, I'll bet. For instance, I like the stock shifter, but it can be improved upon. I wouldn't touch the exhaust because I like it the way it is. The aluminum driveshaft intrigues me. Why is it quieter? Does it really make that much of a difference? Why didn't Ford put that on as original equipment? I've even considered order a set of Halibrand replica wheels. I think they'd be cool. Do I hate the stock wheels? Nope, everyone who sees the car loves them. They're probably the first thing people have commented to me on. But, I can't help but tinker. My wife says I'm a big child with a new toy. And she is absolutely correct. I love my toy and it's my toy and noone else should have a toy like my toy. (I believe that's a basic male philosophy -- my two year old is already demonstrating this trait). This car has all the ingredients to be an absolutely outstanding vehicle. I think she needs just a little bit of tweeking to get there. But, what I think is perfect, I'm sure many will disagree with. And I'm sure I'll see mods that will make me wish I'd thought of that or that I'll disagree with. But, I'll never tell. Because who am I to stomp on someone's idea of their perfect Bullitt. I belong to this club and I'll back up my fellow clubmembers because I love all our cars. Does anyone know if a Lightning's engine will fit - now that's my idea of the perfect Bullitt.