What did you do with your Mustang today?
2/17/18, 01:14 PM
Fixed a flat, had a slow leak for a while. Removed the tire from the vehicle and discovered a roofing nail. Glad I discovered it in my garage and not on the highway.
2/19/18, 08:24 AM
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They look tired but happy!
2/20/18, 02:42 PM
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2/20/18, 02:52 PM
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We are. They are absolutely wonderful. We've had older dogs for many, many years - most of them going through the usual poor health in their old age.
These two are three years old, and love to go on their walks!
These two are three years old, and love to go on their walks!
2/20/18, 03:43 PM
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Since Monday was a holiday, I changed to oil on my Mustang, Corvair, wife's Miata, and her Saturn. It's not often that they all come up due at the same time. Busy day.
2/20/18, 05:30 PM
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Rain and warm temps mean no salt on roads
Got to drive to work. Next winter the Mustang will be set up for road, for now only on salt free road days. Snow means skiing, warm temps and rain mean driving the Mustang. Nice to have options.
2/20/18, 07:19 PM
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Drove in the rain for about 2 hours. It was so crusted with road salt and grime before I started, it's actually cleaner now than it was.
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2/21/18, 08:05 AM
Don't drive the mustang very much, only nice warm days. Thought I would hook her up to a trickle charger to keep the battery healthy, its the kind of charger that allows you to keep it hooked up for extended periods of time, shuts off when fully charged.
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2/24/18, 07:25 PM
that's good practice. the new models desulfate (sp) and condition the plates to extend and maintain battery health. I have one of those units and rotate among the cars. really seems to help the older batteries stay in shape!
2/26/18, 02:35 PM
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2/26/18, 06:10 PM
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Drove it to work today, in about 300 out of the 500 mile break-in period on the new clutch and transmission. Its taking too long damnit! Lovin the way it shifts though, miles better than the 3650
3/2/18, 01:12 PM
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