What did you do with your Mustang today?*
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Nice to see all you pony lovers still strong at it. Keep it up. Sorry I've been awol. Winter = storage for me. I lose my "car mood" for a few months. Keep up the flair though folks. I'll be on occasionally.
Oh, for purposes of this thread. Here's what I've done to Marilyn lately.
Nothing.
(She's in storage)
Oh, for purposes of this thread. Here's what I've done to Marilyn lately.
Nothing.
(She's in storage)
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From: Rockaway, NJ
I'm pushing the envelope. I swore to myself when I got my GT in May that I'd only drive it when I could put the top down. It was to go under the cover and in the garage as soon as fall ended and wouldn't see the road until flowers bloomed.
Well, it stayed under the cover less than a week. Except for one snow day and a few days of rain, it's been mostly cold but I'm still using it as much as I can. Sucks that I have to keep the top up, but that's my cross to bear. It hit 50 degrees one day this week, so it got washed and detailed.
But when the snow and ice and sleet and salt all rear their ugly heads, it stays put. That's etched in stone.
Well, it stayed under the cover less than a week. Except for one snow day and a few days of rain, it's been mostly cold but I'm still using it as much as I can. Sucks that I have to keep the top up, but that's my cross to bear. It hit 50 degrees one day this week, so it got washed and detailed.
But when the snow and ice and sleet and salt all rear their ugly heads, it stays put. That's etched in stone.
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From: Vancouver BC
I'm pushing the envelope. I swore to myself when I got my GT in May that I'd only drive it when I could put the top down. It was to go under the cover and in the garage as soon as fall ended and wouldn't see the road until flowers bloomed.
Well, it stayed under the cover less than a week. Except for one snow day and a few days of rain, it's been mostly cold but I'm still using it as much as I can. Sucks that I have to keep the top up, but that's my cross to bear. It hit 50 degrees one day this week, so it got washed and detailed.
But when the snow and ice and sleet and salt all rear their ugly heads, it stays put. That's etched in stone.
Well, it stayed under the cover less than a week. Except for one snow day and a few days of rain, it's been mostly cold but I'm still using it as much as I can. Sucks that I have to keep the top up, but that's my cross to bear. It hit 50 degrees one day this week, so it got washed and detailed.
But when the snow and ice and sleet and salt all rear their ugly heads, it stays put. That's etched in stone.
LOL! You are in Jersey right? Do you get that much snow or a mix of rain and snow? I find that the mix is worse, cuz it tempts you to take it out after the rain melts the snow occasionally. However, the rocks don't get swept off the street completely till spring. That's how it is here in the sticks outside Vancouver.