Ages of new 05 Mustang owners
11/22/04, 03:32 PM
#46
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A L M O S T 47 (well, okay, 47 this coming Friday), and this is my 5th Mustang. The first was a 1965 , back in '74. This one is the best so far! What a car! And, no, I don't feel bad being this 'old' and having a Mustang! 
11/22/04, 05:41 PM
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56, and enjoying every minute I'm sitting in my new GT. Whether it be driving down the street, or just admiring this thing of beauty in my garage, which always ends up with me sitting in it again and again. I have owned 26 new cars/trucks ( all Ford products ) over the past 35 years, and I have to say this has got to be the most exciting car I have ever owned. It's everything I ever wanted in a car.
11/22/04, 08:42 PM
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46 (47 in Jan.) My Midlife Crisis arrived 10/25 in the form of a 2005 Redfire Mustang GT (2nd Mustang I've owned) and life hasn't been the same since.... Mrs. Slick and I have been married for nearly 27 years, and we haven't had this much fun in along long time...Got to Go!.....
11/23/04, 08:49 AM
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Originally posted by Texas Flood@November 22, 2004, 8:59 PM
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It's my second Mustang, the first being an '89 GT that has been my daily driver for almost 16 years now.
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It's my second Mustang, the first being an '89 GT that has been my daily driver for almost 16 years now.
11/23/04, 08:53 AM
#57
After all these years,
My C/T still sucks!
My C/T still sucks!
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Originally posted by Retro GT@November 19, 2004, 5:53 PM
I would imagine the younger crowd are the early buyers of the 05. Older people
seem to get a little conservative as the years go by. (mini-van, sedan, I think you get the idea!). I may be older, but I feel old... wait a minute... I may be old, but I never quite grew up! :drive:
I would imagine the younger crowd are the early buyers of the 05. Older people
seem to get a little conservative as the years go by. (mini-van, sedan, I think you get the idea!). I may be older, but I feel old... wait a minute... I may be old, but I never quite grew up! :drive:
I am29 (erm 31) and have NEVER owned a 4 door car. Not enough money on the planet to get me in a SUV or Minivan EVER. Conservative is not in my vocabulary.
I may be over 30 and have two half grown kids, but I am NOT dead. I want this car because I can finally get something I want without having to worry about animal crackers or juice boxes being spat all over my upholstery.That time has finally come
when the kids are in my car like one day a week on the way out to dinner on Friday nights.....Hence: April will be supercool in her silver bullet.
11/23/04, 08:54 AM
#58
After all these years,
My C/T still sucks!
My C/T still sucks!
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Originally posted by Kahdir@November 22, 2004, 7:57 PM
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The wife says I'm actin' like a 5 year old...
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The wife says I'm actin' like a 5 year old...
Allright!
My husband leaves the room when I say- GUESS WHAT I (did,saw,read, took a picture of) today......
11/23/04, 09:55 AM
#60
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Originally posted by EleanorsMine@November 23, 2004, 9:56 AM
I am29 (erm 31) and have NEVER owned a 4 door car. Not enough money on the planet to get me in a SUV or Minivan EVER. Conservative is not in my vocabulary.
I am29 (erm 31) and have NEVER owned a 4 door car. Not enough money on the planet to get me in a SUV or Minivan EVER. Conservative is not in my vocabulary.