Had I been driving it to the lot to go away in my 05 that would have been easier to take.

I sold it so I could free up some funds to buy a new house. It was well worth the sacrifice, but tough to swallow at the time.

When I bought it, I think I made the statement that I would "keep this car forever". I just didn't realize that forever was only 2.5 years. lol

 

here is me

 

and my future 05

 

Phattmatt: THAT's the ducktail we're looking for!

 

too bad its a chop huh?

 

WesTrenz makes one similar to that one!!!

 

I don't mind it but it curves out too much for me.

 

No 05

If there's an SE 06? Hmmm...... B)

 

Sixty-six: Glad you like it.

The early Rally Pacs were black,; in late 1965 models and all 1966 they were painted / color coded to the car's interior. Technically, I guess mine should be painted Light Palomino, but the black matches the face plate for the 8-track / AM radio, so I'll leave it alone. Too much trouble (and risk ) to take the tach and clock apart to spray paint them.

 

Nice wheels, John. Although I'm more of a stock purist, I really like seeing people make mods to their Stangs. It's like taking a good thing and making it uniquely yours. You don't just drive a car, you wear it. Should I say "nice threads?"

Drive safely... B)

Attached is a pic of my last Stang, an '01 V6 coupe. The graphics are as far as I got with my mods!

 

Make this post a sticky please

 

as it says...soon enough she will be mine- only topless.

 

I just ran outside in freezing weather. Had my receptionist take a picture. Pardon the dirt. It has been snowing off and on for the past couple of days. Most of it melted late yesterday.

My manual GT with all the trimmings (except red leather). Just reached 1000 miles the other day. First mod was heated seats. Man those are great. Adding horse power would be nice, but being warm is nicer.

 

You added Heated seats?

 

Where did you get the heated seats from?????

 

I will be getting my 05 in the Spring, might do the Pony Drive thing. So for now here is a pic of me with my 66 Fastback and my buddy's vert.



Here is a shot of the Pony Emberglo and Parchment interior.

 

she reminds me of someone..

either way your pretty darn cute

i always have a thing for cute girls that have mustangs

 

As soon as I get my baby cleaned up and take a few pictures I'll post them...but in the meantime, you're stuck with just me!

 

Nikki....anybody ever told you that you resemble Celine Deion? B) Welcome to the neighborhood girl.....

 

Adrenaline & Mr-Mstng

My heated seats were bought/installed by the dealer. Funny part is that my dealer had a Ford and a Chevy lot. They wanted to install it at the Chevy lot. Fine by me, it was closer to work. It took all day, since they were learning the new wiring of the 05. The guy said that people came in looking all day long.

I got the basic package (only an on/off switch). But it heats the lower seat and the lumbar area. It cost $399 plus tax. Below is a picture of the switch on the drive side (someone else asked). There is a second one on the passenger seat. The guy wired it so that I have to have the car running and the heat on. That is good for me, so I don't accidentally leave it on when I leave the car.

It has a thermostat and will turn it self down before it gets too hot. It does get real toasty just before it cools down, then it kicks back up without getting too cold.

The seats heat up quicker than the cabin does, usually about 1-2 minutes. Makes it great since I don't have an remote-starter. I just get in and go.