Mark's Mustangs
7/12/17, 05:32 AM
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This is how I try to avoid hail damage. Under the tree. There was no hail here last night but 2 nights ago one hail stone put a small ding in the hood of the black mustang. 
7/12/17, 08:38 AM
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What kind of tree is that? I'd be worried about sap and bird poo if I parked under a tree. I guess those do less damage than hail if you get to them fast enough.
7/12/17, 09:14 AM
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Originally Posted by Sarge
What kind of tree is that? I'd be worried about sap and bird poo if I parked under a tree. I guess those do less damage than hail if you get to them fast enough.
Originally Posted by Glenn
Yes the green car is more important... Ya know because its Green
Glenn
Green cars matter.
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7/12/17, 03:09 PM
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We all need two Stangs in the family. 
BTW, grab one of the wife's old thick comforters from the bed when it hails. One of those saved my old F-150 several times.
BTW, grab one of the wife's old thick comforters from the bed when it hails. One of those saved my old F-150 several times.
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7/12/17, 05:14 PM
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Originally Posted by wanted33
We all need to Stangs in the family.
BTW, grab one of the wife's old thick comforters from the bed when it hails. One of those saved my old F-150 several times.
BTW, grab one of the wife's old thick comforters from the bed when it hails. One of those saved my old F-150 several times.
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7/13/17, 10:47 AM
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Nice, Mark! 
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7/13/17, 02:26 PM
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Looking good Mark! Nice cars.
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7/13/17, 03:32 PM
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Nice looking cars.
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7/13/17, 08:57 PM
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7/26/17, 10:44 PM
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In the Green mustang I Got done changing out the break pads an rotors in the front. I did the back breaks about 3 weeks ago. The front had a wobble when breaking. The pads were fairly newer but one of the rotors or both were warped causing the wobble.
Smooth breaking now.
Today I cut the rear joust bumpers shorter. This was a great improvement in ride comfort. I should have done this when I first put the lowering springs in.
The world is good again.
Smooth breaking now.
Today I cut the rear joust bumpers shorter. This was a great improvement in ride comfort. I should have done this when I first put the lowering springs in.
The world is good again.
12/3/19, 10:18 PM
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Just a quick update. I sold my 2014 black glass back. So I'm back to having one mustang again. I am now the proud owner of a 2012 Subaru outback. Snow can kiss my ***. 
On a brighter note I sold the Glass back to my daughter, creating another mustang lover.
On a brighter note I sold the Glass back to my daughter, creating another mustang lover.
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12/4/19, 12:43 PM
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Most of all, the 2014 black glass back will remain in the family. So definitely a brighter note for sure. Also congrats on becoming the proud new owner of a 2012 Subaru outback
