Introduce yourself with a Photo......
12/14/04 | 08:27 PM
#42
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I don't have a pic with me and my car together, but - here's a pic of me at the dealership the night I picked it up. They said I could play with this one while I was waiting 
And here's a pic of it in the driveway the next day.
Close enough?
And here's a pic of it in the driveway the next day.
Close enough?
12/14/04 | 08:36 PM
#44
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Originally posted by Maverick128@December 14, 2004, 9:29 PM
Gorgeous car maucoin65. It's in beautiful condition. Love how you left the eight-track player in. AND there's one in the slot!
Who's the artist?
Gorgeous car maucoin65. It's in beautiful condition. Love how you left the eight-track player in. AND there's one in the slot!
Who's the artist?
Yes, it still works. It sounds like a 40 year old 8-track, but it works. I get more comments about that 8-track player than anything else about the car (followed by the Prairie Bronze paint).
FYI---I have an Alpine AM/FM CD in the glove box for REAL sound.
Thanks for the compliments. We've had fun with her. Here's another shot...
But we're really looking forward to taking delivery on the '05. Then we'll have bookends---the first (fastback) and the latest.
12/14/04 | 08:43 PM
#48
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Hey Jack, now that's cool, his and hers 05 stangs. My 2 favorite colors, too.
You've got mine--WB with IUP, dark charcoal interior and Bullitt wheels. Gotta love that....looks great (they both do).
C'mon folks, we need more photos of YOU with the car. Even if you're still waiting on order (like me);
Again, great idea, Giddyup.
You've got mine--WB with IUP, dark charcoal interior and Bullitt wheels. Gotta love that....looks great (they both do).
C'mon folks, we need more photos of YOU with the car. Even if you're still waiting on order (like me);
Again, great idea, Giddyup.
12/14/04 | 08:56 PM
#53
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Originally posted by TennesseeMustangManiac@December 14, 2004, 9:53 PM
Hey Lou, I'll be in Houston in a couple weeks for the Houston Bowl, you going? I would like to see that awesome stang. I have yet to see a GT in person.
Hey Lou, I'll be in Houston in a couple weeks for the Houston Bowl, you going? I would like to see that awesome stang. I have yet to see a GT in person.
-- PM me with the details on when you'll be in town.
12/14/04 | 11:00 PM
#54
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Mike...Oh...man that interior shot brings back memories! Was the Rally Pac always black? Mine matched the rest of my red interior. And that armrest is SLICK!!!!
You'll have to wait till I get mine before I post pics
You'll have to wait till I get mine before I post pics
12/15/04 | 02:00 AM
#57
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Originally posted by maucoin65@December 14, 2004, 7:46 PM
Again, great idea, Giddyup.
Again, great idea, Giddyup.
I went to Appleby's tonight for a cold one.....and I had to go outside (by request) 3 different times to give a tour, and even after I initially parked, it was like Indians circling covered wagons. Having the only GT in Longview brings it's Gawkers to say the least........
12/15/04 | 05:20 AM
#58
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Originally posted by bigred0383@December 15, 2004, 12:23 AM
Hey Lou, what type of bulbs did you put in your fogs? Or do they just look a different color due to the way the camera filtered the light.
Hey Lou, what type of bulbs did you put in your fogs? Or do they just look a different color due to the way the camera filtered the light.
12/15/04 | 05:36 AM
#59
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Lou,
Looks to me as though the shutter lens is set slower than normal, as on the night setting, with no flash, which will change how the fogs will glow more. I say this because of the density of light emitting from the tree in front of your house. The bulbs on the tree are not individual, but look to be lights blending together.
Jack
Looks to me as though the shutter lens is set slower than normal, as on the night setting, with no flash, which will change how the fogs will glow more. I say this because of the density of light emitting from the tree in front of your house. The bulbs on the tree are not individual, but look to be lights blending together.
Jack
12/15/04 | 05:50 AM
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Originally posted by Jaxxon@December 15, 2004, 6:39 AM
Lou,
Looks to me as though the shutter lens is set slower than normal for the night setting, with no flash, which will change how the fogs will glow more. I say this because of the density of light emitting from the tree in front of your house. The bulbs on the tree are not individual, but look to be lights blending together.
Jack
Lou,
Looks to me as though the shutter lens is set slower than normal for the night setting, with no flash, which will change how the fogs will glow more. I say this because of the density of light emitting from the tree in front of your house. The bulbs on the tree are not individual, but look to be lights blending together.
Jack