Second Mustang
Wife went away during mid-afternoon and came home in a Redfire V6, auto tranny, leather, light graphite and....complete IUP. $1100 below sticker.
That makes us a two Mustang family. Our colors match someone else's (can't recall who it is) as do our engine combinations.
That makes us a two Mustang family. Our colors match someone else's (can't recall who it is) as do our engine combinations.
Originally posted by htwag@February 20, 2005, 7:18 PM
Wife went away during mid-afternoon and came home in a Redfire V6, auto tranny, leather, light graphite and....complete IUP. $1100 below sticker.
That makes us a two Mustang family. Our colors match someone else's (can't recall who it is) as do our engine combinations.
Wife went away during mid-afternoon and came home in a Redfire V6, auto tranny, leather, light graphite and....complete IUP. $1100 below sticker.
That makes us a two Mustang family. Our colors match someone else's (can't recall who it is) as do our engine combinations.

Way to go.
BTW--where are car dealerships open on Sunday? They are closed in Louisiana, the last remaining throwback to the days of the old "blue laws", when everything retail was closed on Sunday, except restaurants.
It would be called paint. Don't quite know for sure why everyone seems their plates should be blurred or blacked out, but I went with the majority who do it. If I had some real cool vanity plate to display, would be a different story, but couldn't think of any when we ordered the plates, so ended up with some mox nix boring numbers.
My wife bought a Screaming yellow V6 and I ordered a Sonic blue GT. Will post pictures when mine gets here.
Congrats on yours.
Congrats on yours.
Originally posted by maucoin65+February 20, 2005, 7:49 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(maucoin65 @ February 20, 2005, 7:49 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteBegin-htwag@February 20, 2005, 7:18 PM
Wife went away during mid-afternoon and came home in a Redfire V6, auto tranny, leather, light graphite and....complete IUP. $1100 below sticker.
That makes us a two Mustang family. Our colors match someone else's (can't recall who it is) as do our engine combinations.
Wife went away during mid-afternoon and came home in a Redfire V6, auto tranny, leather, light graphite and....complete IUP. $1100 below sticker.
That makes us a two Mustang family. Our colors match someone else's (can't recall who it is) as do our engine combinations.

Way to go.
BTW--where are car dealerships open on Sunday? They are closed in Louisiana, the last remaining throwback to the days of the old "blue laws", when everything retail was closed on Sunday, except restaurants.
[/b][/quote] All 7 days in florida.
Originally posted by maucoin65@February 20, 2005, 7:49 PM
BTW--where are car dealerships open on Sunday? They are closed in Louisiana, the last remaining throwback to the days of the old "blue laws", when everything retail was closed on Sunday, except restaurants.
BTW--where are car dealerships open on Sunday? They are closed in Louisiana, the last remaining throwback to the days of the old "blue laws", when everything retail was closed on Sunday, except restaurants.
That reminds of when I lived in Jacksonville, FL back in the 80's. Liquor stores there were closed on Sundays, but all you had to do was drive over the line to the next county to find liquor stores open and packed with Jacksonville residents!
After all these years,
My C/T still sucks!
My C/T still sucks!





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[quote=IWantMyNewGT,February 21, 2005, 6:11 AM]
Closed on Sunday in this crappy state too..And most fun things keep Church hours on Sunday.(open 12-6 only) hate it. And my beloved guitar stores also closed on Sundays.
BTW- hubby wants a GT and I have a v6, so I guess I fit into the majority.
Originally Posted by maucoin65,February 20, 2005, 7:49 PM
BTW--where are car dealerships open on Sunday? They are closed in Louisiana, the last remaining throwback to the days of the old "blue laws", when everything retail was closed on Sunday, except restaurants.
BTW- hubby wants a GT and I have a v6, so I guess I fit into the majority.
Whenever we go places, my wife insists that I drive, which means the GT. I bought the GT for myself, because I have always enjoyed driving a manual shift, dual exhaust, performance car. She enjoys driving her V-6 automatic equally as much. It has more than enough power for her. It's all a matter of preference as to what each individual is satisfied with. She loves her Redfire V-6, and I prefer my Windveil Blue GT. As far as which will see more use, she accumulates more in town miles than I do, but mine sees more open highway travel. So we average about the same over all.
Jack
Jack


