NEW OWNER! 99 GT 35th ann. limited edition
6/30/05, 10:35 AM
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Originally posted by StangFan@June 29, 2005, 11:18 PM
thanks for the tip. ive been planning to wax it this weekend anyway since ill have some time off from work.
and where i work most everyone parks in the main front parking lot which is always PACKED so ive been parking in the back lot which is only usually half full. and i park waaaay in the back with a couple of benz's and firebirds
thanks for the tip. ive been planning to wax it this weekend anyway since ill have some time off from work.
and where i work most everyone parks in the main front parking lot which is always PACKED so ive been parking in the back lot which is only usually half full. and i park waaaay in the back with a couple of benz's and firebirds
I see so many people park such nice vehicles right up next to everybody else. 
Just don't take up two spaces, that attracts people to be jerks.
7/12/05, 12:38 AM
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You definitely want to park in gear. The idea is that first gear is very hard to get going (which is part of why it's the hardest gear to start when the engine is actually running). First gear needs a lot of torque to get it started. Alternatively, you can park in reveres as well. Either gear is low.
7/15/05, 10:53 AM
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To add to that... I know this may sound really redundant but always use your parking brake. My in laws don't and I told them too but the just don't listen. Well their Passport rolled forward in the garage on them. Luckily the rubbermaid garbage can stopped it from causing any damage. *phew*
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