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Old 08-11-2011, 08:55 PM
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Nice! My Mom ordered a 2012 mustang it is V6 but is 305Hp more than the old 289High po it is silver with black racing strips. We'll be getting it soon!
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Old 08-11-2011, 09:28 PM
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Is it just my eyes, or did someone put something black on the ROOF of the car!!! PLEASE tell me its just me!! Cause that is just plain STUPID! I mean come on, is the car even an month old?? And your leaving your jacket or helmet or who the heck knows WHAT on a NEW CAR!!???
I noticed that too. It was a camera case, which, I suppose, was fairly harmless....just wouldn't happen on mine.
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Old 08-12-2011, 09:24 PM
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It's a 6 speed tranny. He said the rev limiter keeps it from going faster than 155, but in 3rd gear he was cranking out at 105 mph on a road that had just been paved. That....gives me a chub.
Thats nice! Sounds like its a little quicker than my gt though
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As nice as it is, I think the stripe off the 70 model looked better. Is the engine completely different, or a version of what the others have? I had a 70 Bose 302 from 78 through 82, engine was changed to a windsor before I got it, so I pulled it in trade school and built a 390 to "slip" in. Not sure how it handled with a Boss 302, but that big FE sure did plant the front end in the turns and had plenty of power to push the rear end out through the turns. Lived 6 miles out of a little town and the road had 11 turns, needless to say, I could make some good time going home late at night!!! The old ones weren't as smooth, or comfortable, or nice, but something about raw power, spinning tires and uncapped headers just felt right!!!
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That wouldn't be a dream for me that would be a nightmare for me to have a Ford in my yard. Makes me want to get a cootie shot just looking at it! LOL just kidding
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That wouldn't be a dream for me that would be a nightmare for me to have a Ford in my yard. Makes me want to get a cootie shot just looking at it! LOL just kidding
Times two, my chevies would attack it like a new hen in the hen house Ha,LOL!
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Ok, you forced me to say "My "97 Camaro SS loves Mustangs.....for lunch!"
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Reminds me of my high school days. They called me Hot Rod, but it had nothing to do with my '68 GTO. hahahha!!!
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