Mustang Interior Observation....
1/20/07, 01:38 PM
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1/20/07, 01:42 PM
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1/20/07, 02:46 PM
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Lets close this stupid thread already. I am convinced by you Mustang guys that Ford Mustangs are Crap! Its amazing that some owners are so hell bent on convincing others that what they paid hard earned cash for is junk.
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1/20/07, 07:49 PM
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That is somewhat correct. The black body radiation effect states that dark objects tend to absorb and transmit radiation more readily than a bright object. What this means is that a white car tends to have a cooler interior than a black car in the summer.
What this also means is that under the sun, the shiny chromed surfaces will have a much higher exterior temperature than a darker matte surface. The shiny surface reflects radiation (to your skin upon contact) while the darker/non-reflective surface absorbs and transmits radiation (absorbed and dissipated).
Whenever I touch shiny chromed surfaces under the sun in the summer, it feels like my skin is burning. The black plastic surfaces or darker matte surfaces do not get as hot to the touch.
What this also means is that under the sun, the shiny chromed surfaces will have a much higher exterior temperature than a darker matte surface. The shiny surface reflects radiation (to your skin upon contact) while the darker/non-reflective surface absorbs and transmits radiation (absorbed and dissipated).
Whenever I touch shiny chromed surfaces under the sun in the summer, it feels like my skin is burning. The black plastic surfaces or darker matte surfaces do not get as hot to the touch.
1/22/07, 05:41 PM
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I have tint. Sometimes you can't park in the shade. I'm not complaining about it though.Just commenting on the "chrome making it too hot inside" comment. I use a car cover at work if I even drive it there.If not raining,I usually drive my bike
1/22/07, 06:31 PM
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Cool, I'll summarize - Some people love the interior, others don't love it, but like it enough that they bought the car anyways - and now that that's done, we can talk about bikes instead! The chrome gauges are easy to read on this.
1/22/07, 07:02 PM
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What year is that?
1/31/07, 07:57 AM
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hello all..
i love my mustang interior.
Its clean, easy...no frills and all the unnecessary tech stuff that MOST people do not need.
I was looking at 993 and 996 Porsche 911's about 2 years ago and let me say that those cars were about $80K range and this Mustang interior is SO much nicer!!!!!
thanks all !
i love my mustang interior.
Its clean, easy...no frills and all the unnecessary tech stuff that MOST people do not need.
I was looking at 993 and 996 Porsche 911's about 2 years ago and let me say that those cars were about $80K range and this Mustang interior is SO much nicer!!!!!
thanks all !
Sad to say, but all German cars are over-rated in my opinion.
$90K for a car that can't last 2 years as far as lenses go. Replacement lenses are probably outrageously expensive too. That's just pathetic if you ask me.
Go Mustang!
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