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8/1/07, 07:27 AM
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I was a t a weekly car meet this evening. I was talking to a guy that had a very nice 66 Pony that was parked across from me. This woman with her 7 -9 year old son walks up and says to her son "Now this is a real Mustang".
I said pointing at my car "So what is that". She laughed and walk away. Her l son looked puzzled still stareing at my car.
I said pointing at my car "So what is that". She laughed and walk away. Her l son looked puzzled still stareing at my car.
8/1/07, 08:17 AM
#22
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Hey dude, dont let her bother you, some people just dont know what the freak they are talking about. Ive met people that say they like the taurus better than the Mustang. If anything, reguarding the way the 1st gen stang was made off of a chassis from another car, the new stang is more stang than the old one. And I believe I read somewhere that the S197's are the most popular single car for aftermarket car producers.
And besides, 9 to 5 says that she either drives a Toyota Camry/Corolla or some stuipid minivan. Just think about that.
And besides, 9 to 5 says that she either drives a Toyota Camry/Corolla or some stuipid minivan. Just think about that.
8/1/07, 08:43 AM
#23
She's clueless....laugh it off
I was a t a weekly car meet this evening. I was talking to a guy that had a very nice 66 Pony that was parked across from me. This woman with her 7 -9 year old son walks up and says to her son "Now this is a real Mustang".
I said pointing at my car "So what is that". She laughed and walk away. Her l son looked puzzled still stareing at my car.
I said pointing at my car "So what is that". She laughed and walk away. Her l son looked puzzled still stareing at my car.
Girls and women tend to giggle and laugh when they're nervous. Just look at some brides at their weddings. Smile, giggle, giggle. That's how they handle nervousness.
Then look at some of the grooms. Men when nervous sometimes tend to frown and look serious. Some look like they have a date with the executioner.
Just laugh it off. She didn't know what she was talking about. Totally clueless.
8/1/07, 12:20 PM
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I was at a weekly car meet this evening. I was talking to a guy that had a very nice 66 Pony that was parked across from me. This woman with her 7-9 year old son walks up and says to her son "Now this is a real Mustang".
I said pointing at my car "So what is that". She laughed and walk away. Her son looked puzzled still staring at my car.
I said pointing at my car "So what is that". She laughed and walk away. Her son looked puzzled still staring at my car.
"Ignorance (just like stupidity) is bliss, except for those who have to deal with it"
Shine it on... We all know what makes for a real car & your's definitely fits the bill!
8/1/07, 01:37 PM
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It is not love that is blind, but jealousy. ~Lawrence Durrell, Justine, 1957
she probably wishes she never settled down and had children and married a fat slob that can only afford kia spectras with 100k miles on them. im sorry but if she said that to me i either would have said "and u drive what?" or maybe gone the distance and said, "just because you son was conceived in the back seat of a vinstange stang doesnt mean you have to bash a new one"
what a *****
she probably wishes she never settled down and had children and married a fat slob that can only afford kia spectras with 100k miles on them. im sorry but if she said that to me i either would have said "and u drive what?" or maybe gone the distance and said, "just because you son was conceived in the back seat of a vinstange stang doesnt mean you have to bash a new one"
what a *****
8/2/07, 05:50 PM
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I was a t a weekly car meet this evening. I was talking to a guy that had a very nice 66 Pony that was parked across from me. This woman with her 7 -9 year old son walks up and says to her son "Now this is a real Mustang".
I said pointing at my car "So what is that". She laughed and walk away. Her l son looked puzzled still stareing at my car.
I said pointing at my car "So what is that". She laughed and walk away. Her l son looked puzzled still stareing at my car.
8/2/07, 07:13 PM
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8/2/07, 07:37 PM
#29
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She was probably just trying to pay the guy with the 66 Pony a compliment. When you pointed at your car and said "So what is that", she may have been embarrassed and felt nervous causing her to laugh.
Girls and women tend to giggle and laugh when they're nervous. Just look at some brides at their weddings. Smile, giggle, giggle. That's how they handle nervousness.
Then look at some of the grooms. Men when nervous sometimes tend to frown and look serious. Some look like they have a date with the executioner.
Just laugh it off. She didn't know what she was talking about. Totally clueless.
Girls and women tend to giggle and laugh when they're nervous. Just look at some brides at their weddings. Smile, giggle, giggle. That's how they handle nervousness.
Then look at some of the grooms. Men when nervous sometimes tend to frown and look serious. Some look like they have a date with the executioner.
Just laugh it off. She didn't know what she was talking about. Totally clueless.
The divorce was final last week.
8/3/07, 08:29 AM
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8/3/07, 12:27 PM
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Having owned and raced a '65 289 Mustang Coupe, a '68 327 Camaro, and a '75 350 Formula Firebird, I can say the my S197 GT vert out accelerates and out handles all of the above. Last year I drove my brother's 4.0L '06 S197 coupe and even it would have given the early pony cars good competition. Stock off the show room floors, they all suffered from axle wrap and understeer, moderate to severe. Since the manufacturers weren't using gavanized steel, rust was a serious problem.
As noted above the Mustang shared many parts with outher Ford products including the frame and running gear from a Falcon. The Camaro also shared a lot of it's parts with other chubbies including the Nova.
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As noted above the Mustang shared many parts with outher Ford products including the frame and running gear from a Falcon. The Camaro also shared a lot of it's parts with other chubbies including the Nova.
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8/3/07, 01:28 PM
#33
I owned a 1964 1/2 Mustang with a built 289 when I was 17 yrs old and loved it , But it doesn't hold a candle to my 2005 GT. I won't wory about it! some people are just ignorant and in front of the kid, what a shame. Unfortunately the kid will end up just like her,because the apple doesn't fall far from the tree
8/3/07, 04:51 PM
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8/3/07, 05:58 PM
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I was a t a weekly car meet this evening. I was talking to a guy that had a very nice 66 Pony that was parked across from me. This woman with her 7 -9 year old son walks up and says to her son "Now this is a real Mustang".
I said pointing at my car "So what is that". She laughed and walk away. Her l son looked puzzled still stareing at my car.
I said pointing at my car "So what is that". She laughed and walk away. Her l son looked puzzled still stareing at my car.
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