Welcome to club VERT.
#62
Originally posted by R67Coop@September 4, 2005, 5:02 PM
Vert Club? Do I get a badge and everything? When are the meetings? Who's bringing the snacks?
Love my vert with the new wheels I got from KC!
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Vert Club? Do I get a badge and everything? When are the meetings? Who's bringing the snacks?
Love my vert with the new wheels I got from KC!
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please tell me step by step how you posted pictures that way---thx
#64
Picked up my baby Monday evening. took her on a road trip today to Door County. 25 mpg, passing power to spare and one of the nicest riding, driving cars I have ever owned. Outclasses the previous 7 stangs I've had in my stable by far
#68
Here is my Torch Red GT Convertible at pickup in early Jun, Bremenhaven, GE. Now have 1500+ miles on it and no real problems other that it likes ESSO gas stations real well!
Mike
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Mike
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#73
Anyone know what I should use on the top to keep it from fading? I have to park in the sun for 9+ hours every day when I am at work.
I know ford recommends Motorcraft products but is there anything better out there?
Thanks,
David
I know ford recommends Motorcraft products but is there anything better out there?
Thanks,
David
#74
Thanks for the compliments, I would rather have the Bullitts myself, but the car was already ordered and serialized, so I had to get the upgrade wheels. AFS has a set of black chrome Bullits that look interesting.
Fairly comfortable at 70 mph, you can actually hold a conversation and listen to the radio. It is way better than the 99 GT Convertible I had before.
Cleaning products of choice so far:
Mr Clean wash system - I like it and it does work pretty well on a waxed car. Seems to be pretty good at breaking up dried on bugs too.
Mother's clay bar and detailer kit
NXT liquid wax - shines up gorgeous and shine is really deep. Seems to keep the bugs from getting a good hold on the front bumper too.
NXT spray detailer - we live in the country and this stuff is great for wiping off bugs and fingerprint smudges and dribbles from the washer nozzles. I use a clean microfiber towel and light pressure.
California car duster - I was skeptical, but it really dos work without scratching. Good for pollen and dust in the gararge.
My wife is always ragging on me because the very first GT we saw was black and red, and I stated to the dealer that "black is not an option!" After wavering and having two seperate orders get cancelled, I ended up with a black car anyway. It was always the upkeep that scared me away from black. It sure is pretty and get's lots of looks and compliments. Up in Door County this weekend, I had people stop and stare at it, including someone driving a Mercedes convertible.
Fairly comfortable at 70 mph, you can actually hold a conversation and listen to the radio. It is way better than the 99 GT Convertible I had before.
Cleaning products of choice so far:
Mr Clean wash system - I like it and it does work pretty well on a waxed car. Seems to be pretty good at breaking up dried on bugs too.
Mother's clay bar and detailer kit
NXT liquid wax - shines up gorgeous and shine is really deep. Seems to keep the bugs from getting a good hold on the front bumper too.
NXT spray detailer - we live in the country and this stuff is great for wiping off bugs and fingerprint smudges and dribbles from the washer nozzles. I use a clean microfiber towel and light pressure.
California car duster - I was skeptical, but it really dos work without scratching. Good for pollen and dust in the gararge.
My wife is always ragging on me because the very first GT we saw was black and red, and I stated to the dealer that "black is not an option!" After wavering and having two seperate orders get cancelled, I ended up with a black car anyway. It was always the upkeep that scared me away from black. It sure is pretty and get's lots of looks and compliments. Up in Door County this weekend, I had people stop and stare at it, including someone driving a Mercedes convertible.
#75
Originally posted by Paris MkVI@September 5, 2005, 5:14 AM
BTW, current vert owners. . .
How is the top-down wind buffeting at various driving speeds up to 70 MPH?
BTW, current vert owners. . .
How is the top-down wind buffeting at various driving speeds up to 70 MPH?
#76
Originally posted by 05BlackVert@September 5, 2005, 8:08 AM
Anyone know what I should use on the top to keep it from fading? I have to park in the sun for 9+ hours every day when I am at work.
I know ford recommends Motorcraft products but is there anything better out there?
Thanks,
David
Anyone know what I should use on the top to keep it from fading? I have to park in the sun for 9+ hours every day when I am at work.
I know ford recommends Motorcraft products but is there anything better out there?
Thanks,
David
#77
#78
Originally posted by Big D@September 6, 2005, 2:04 PM
Hey Mark uh why did u get rid of the head rests? :scratch: Your gona be in for some serious whiplash without em
Hey Mark uh why did u get rid of the head rests? :scratch: Your gona be in for some serious whiplash without em