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3/30/05, 11:43 PM
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The gas milage gets better with age guys, trust me, by the time you have about 3-4k miles on it, you'll be getting 18-20 combined, 16-18 strictly city and 26-28 strictly highway.
3/31/05, 12:14 AM
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True Tony.
"The gas milage gets better with age guys, trust me, by the time you have about 3-4k miles on it, you'll be getting 18-20 combined, 16-18 strictly city and 26-28 strictly highway."
This also applies to the Driver.
"The gas milage gets better with age guys, trust me, by the time you have about 3-4k miles on it, you'll be getting 18-20 combined, 16-18 strictly city and 26-28 strictly highway."
This also applies to the Driver.
3/31/05, 06:35 AM
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Congratulations on the new stang, and I'm glad you love it. 
I need to quit complaining about my 40 mile round trip commute!
Originally posted by John SCB@March 30, 2005, 9:08 PM
Driving in stop n go traffic on the freeway with a stick is definately an honest concern, but certainly worth it, wouldn't you say? My roundtrip freeway commute is 120 miles...mostly "off hours" from the rush hour gridlock...still "must have" that 5speed manual!!
Have fun!!
Driving in stop n go traffic on the freeway with a stick is definately an honest concern, but certainly worth it, wouldn't you say? My roundtrip freeway commute is 120 miles...mostly "off hours" from the rush hour gridlock...still "must have" that 5speed manual!!
Have fun!!
:headbang: :spin: 
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