What did you do with your Mustang today?*
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What am I missing?
Ah I see... But it has to drill and bolt to something? I assume the under diffuser area?
Remind me to sell you our Prius for twice blue book in a couple years 
To be honest, I hate those Tundras. They were such a ripoff of the F-150 of that era, and they even unveiled the model as the T-150, supposed to be an evolution of the T-100. Then Ford sued them. With all of those issues, no thanks. I will never own a Toyota, unless it's an old school Celica, 2000GT, Supra or FR-S. That's it.
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Actually did 2 things to her today.
1) filled her up with good ole 91 octane (can't get 93 here...ugh, Iowa). I also LOVE my locking gas cap!!!
2) drove her to work! gave an employee a ride, goosed it a bit when he asked if this car was "stock". hehe, I love their reactions. Also, I was pleased to see this parked next to me. No other car has this much nostalgia. It's deeply American, through and through. Love it.
1) filled her up with good ole 91 octane (can't get 93 here...ugh, Iowa). I also LOVE my locking gas cap!!!
2) drove her to work! gave an employee a ride, goosed it a bit when he asked if this car was "stock". hehe, I love their reactions. Also, I was pleased to see this parked next to me. No other car has this much nostalgia. It's deeply American, through and through. Love it.
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From: Rockaway, NJ
I'm going to a judged show on Sunday, probably will be up against similar modern muscle. I have no expectations of hardware, but I'd like to see how I compare.
Yesterday my GT got a third coat of Liquid Glass, and several more to go in the next couple of weeks. Looking good.
But today is nook and crannie day. If I can reach it, it's been cleaned whether it needed it or not. If it's hard plastic in the engine compartment or trunk, it gots coated lightly to a semi-gloss with tire dressing gel....same with any hard plastic exterior trim. Leather has been getting treated, interior trim and plastic cleaned and semi-glossed.
Any water spots in the engine bay area are gone. You can treat an Ebola patient under my hood, it's that sanitary. I'll spend close to an hour after a late lunch cleaning, detailing and treating the wheels/tires. I'll even bring an extra set of floor mats and the ones I drove over to the show in will disappear. Talk about being ****.
I'm saving the clear stuff for last.....glass is my arch enemy and I never get it right. Thankfully it's a 'vert and only the windshield to do.
Half of what I'm doing probably isn't necessary, but sometimes it's what you don't see that makes a difference.
Yesterday my GT got a third coat of Liquid Glass, and several more to go in the next couple of weeks. Looking good.
But today is nook and crannie day. If I can reach it, it's been cleaned whether it needed it or not. If it's hard plastic in the engine compartment or trunk, it gots coated lightly to a semi-gloss with tire dressing gel....same with any hard plastic exterior trim. Leather has been getting treated, interior trim and plastic cleaned and semi-glossed.
Any water spots in the engine bay area are gone. You can treat an Ebola patient under my hood, it's that sanitary. I'll spend close to an hour after a late lunch cleaning, detailing and treating the wheels/tires. I'll even bring an extra set of floor mats and the ones I drove over to the show in will disappear. Talk about being ****.
I'm saving the clear stuff for last.....glass is my arch enemy and I never get it right. Thankfully it's a 'vert and only the windshield to do.
Half of what I'm doing probably isn't necessary, but sometimes it's what you don't see that makes a difference.
Last edited by TripleBlack14; Sep 19, 2014 at 12:01 PM.
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From: Vancouver BC
I'm going to a judged show on Sunday, probably will be up against similar modern muscle. I have no expectations of hardware, but I'd like to see how I compare.
Yesterday my GT got a third coat of Liquid Glass, and several more to go in the next couple of weeks. Looking good.
But today is nook and crannie day. If I can reach it, it's been cleaned whether it needed it or not. If it's hard plastic in the engine compartment or trunk, it gots coated lightly to a semi-gloss with tire dressing gel....same with any hard plastic exterior trim. Leather has been getting treated, interior trim and plastic cleaned and semi-glossed.
Any water spots in the engine bay area are gone. You can treat an Ebola patient under my hood, it's that sanitary. I'll spend close to an hour after a late lunch cleaning, detailing and treating the wheels/tires. I'll even bring an extra set of floor mats and the ones I drove over to the show in will disappear. Talk about being ****.
I'm saving the clear stuff for last.....glass is my arch enemy and I never get it right. Thankfully it's a 'vert and only the windshield to do.
Half of what I'm doing probably isn't necessary, but sometimes it's what you don't see that makes a difference.
Yesterday my GT got a third coat of Liquid Glass, and several more to go in the next couple of weeks. Looking good.
But today is nook and crannie day. If I can reach it, it's been cleaned whether it needed it or not. If it's hard plastic in the engine compartment or trunk, it gots coated lightly to a semi-gloss with tire dressing gel....same with any hard plastic exterior trim. Leather has been getting treated, interior trim and plastic cleaned and semi-glossed.
Any water spots in the engine bay area are gone. You can treat an Ebola patient under my hood, it's that sanitary. I'll spend close to an hour after a late lunch cleaning, detailing and treating the wheels/tires. I'll even bring an extra set of floor mats and the ones I drove over to the show in will disappear. Talk about being ****.
I'm saving the clear stuff for last.....glass is my arch enemy and I never get it right. Thankfully it's a 'vert and only the windshield to do.
Half of what I'm doing probably isn't necessary, but sometimes it's what you don't see that makes a difference.
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From: Rockaway, NJ
It amazes me that I see cars at cruise events where no attempts were made to do even a basic wash, vac, and tire treatment. It turns me right off.
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Good thing my PC is here...gonna finally get some correction done and sealant on her this weekend. Should help weather (heh) the elements this fall/winter.
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It's acid rain from the manufacturing of all those Prius batteries
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I went to a "Support the Troops" car show at the Massachusetts Military Reservation (formerly Otis air force base) in Bourne on Cape Cod with the Mustangs of Massachusetts. we had 21 club members participate, some of us drove 70+ plus miles to get there. All proceeds went to support the families of military personnel deployed overseas. We had an entire row for members of MoM.
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From: Apple Valley Mn.
Drove to a booyah at our local fire department to pick up a gallon and show our support to those who matter most. 
Watched a guy I know out of the blue just blow by us in a Cheby truck screeming Chevy's rule. Funny guy.
Drove out to a couple apple orchards to pick up some hand picked apples and pastries. It's that time of year.
Stopped off at a Cup and Cone to get some ice cream.
Stopped by a Caribou to get yogurt smoothies.
Darted home in time to miss the storm that rolled through. All and all not much.
Watched a guy I know out of the blue just blow by us in a Cheby truck screeming Chevy's rule. Funny guy.
Drove out to a couple apple orchards to pick up some hand picked apples and pastries. It's that time of year.
Stopped off at a Cup and Cone to get some ice cream.
Stopped by a Caribou to get yogurt smoothies.
Darted home in time to miss the storm that rolled through. All and all not much.
Last edited by GrnT; Sep 20, 2014 at 07:59 PM.
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From: Minnesota
Drove to a booyah at our local fire department to pick up a gallon and show our support to those who matter most. Watched a guy I know out of the blue just blow by us in a Cheby truck screeming Chevy's rule. Funny guy. Drove out to a couple apple orchards to pick up some hand picked apples and pastries. It's that time of year. Stopped off at a Cup and Cone to get some ice cream. Stopped by a Caribou to get yogurt smoothies. Darted home in time to miss the storm that rolled through. All and all not much.
Watched a guy I know out of the blue just blow by us in a Cheby truck screeming Chevy's rule. Funny guy. Drove out to a couple apple orchards to pick up some hand picked apples and pastries. It's that time of year. Stopped off at a Cup and Cone to get some ice cream. Stopped by a Caribou to get yogurt smoothies. Darted home in time to miss the storm that rolled through. All and all not much. 