Congrats on the award and meeting The Man!

It was nice to talk with you and cheesy302 on Saturday.


Tony D

 

Yeah, I was parked in row G20. Didnt really have time to clean it as I didnt think I was going until that day so I just drove and parked and then hung out with some other TMSrs. I did notice though that I was one of the only cars there with a shaker and no one else had the painted headlights.

 

me too torrence!!...i couldnt make it tho

 

Tony, it was great talking to you as well sir. I'll be keeping an eye out on your webpage for some stuff within the next month or so.

Tony = Great Guy!

 

hey silver,

there were 3 others with the shaker system on their car. one of them happen to be the guy from BaltimoreStreetMods.com. but hey it was still great to meet another fellow TMSer. All was a blast.

Couldnt have asked for a better day, great weather, a great picture taken, my first award ever for my first ever car show and meeting some other Bad Mustangs Club and TMS members, what more could I ask for?

 

How many 05/06s Mustangs were at Carlise this year?

 

It would have been nice if us Bad Mustangs Club members could have stayed together. Hopefully we'll get that corrected next year.

 

That will be the 1st thing that is taken care of. We will be getting a tent in April, and get that all squared away early this time. I too wish we weren't split up.

 

Congrats Paul. Good to meet you and the others from TMS and BMC.

That sure is a nice 05 Mineral Grey The Man is standing in front of!

 

200-250, if you include convertibles

 

I had the interview with him as well. Like everyone says, he's a nice guy, and asked me to explain the car, why I chose the Boss theme, etc. Signed away rights, and just have to be watching the Speed channel!

John

 

all that darn show did was make me want my car sooner

 

Very cool that you guys got to meet him and also get filmed for the Speed Channel! You've made us TMS'ers proud!

 

i think it should also be noted the other legend that was walking around with Mr. Tang. That mans name was Al Eckstrand. Eckstrand was the creator of the 1970 Lawman Boss 429. This car was shipped and used as a moral booster for servicemen in Vietnam. Eckstrand took the car to many bases in Vietnam by way of air force cargo transport, going along with the USO tour. This was shown and may a burnout done on airfield tarmac. It was this Car that gave Mr. Tang his first experience seeing a mustang and gave him his passion toward the car. The mans lifelong dream was to work on the mustang as an engineer for Ford, and to see the result is pretty incredible.

now if i only could get my example a little sooner, at elast production started for the car yesterday.

and congrats to paul, i had the opertunity to ride up to the show with him. Long story but i had driven to indiana both previous weekends prior to the show, and just didnt feel like driving halfway accross PA. again, especially not in the boss which is running 3:91 gears through a 1:1 high gear in the trans. and it was nice to go for a good long cruise in a car similar to the one i am buying in just a couple short months.

 

Thanks for the kind words!

Tony D