Parking your 05 Eleanor Mustang
11/2/06, 12:12 PM
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Parking your 05 Eleanor Mustang
Don't give the keys of your stang to a kid....
Take a look at this...... Sorry if is repost.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZT5mQLy5C4
Take a look at this...... Sorry if is repost.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZT5mQLy5C4
11/2/06, 06:47 PM
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That's definitely not how we park ours 
Seriously. What dingleberry gave the keys to a 14 year old whom obviously has never thouched a stick. Then again, what dingleberry parked it in gear on a flat surface? Hrm... I'll bet they're one and the same!
Seriously. What dingleberry gave the keys to a 14 year old whom obviously has never thouched a stick. Then again, what dingleberry parked it in gear on a flat surface? Hrm... I'll bet they're one and the same!
11/2/06, 07:36 PM
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Keep that kid away from my car.
11/3/06, 03:14 AM
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The owner's manual says to park it in 1st gear with the handbrake engaged.
11/3/06, 07:52 AM
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11/4/06, 07:25 AM
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Notice, He never did answer the question, "How much hp...?" LOL. That almost happened to me... A friend of mine wanted to start the car in the garage to hear the exhaust. Most people with 5 spds leave it in 1st. Well, he pressed the cluch, turned the ignition, and popped the cluch- thankfully the car stalled or I'd be in the same boat... 
11/10/06, 07:05 AM
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No kidding. There are no smarts there with regards to letting ANYONE touch a car like that, especially with having no experiance with it.
I have a difficult time letting even the Ford Porter of 25 years drive Angel around to the service bay.
Please do not let others drive your car if it is not necessary;- especially a stick shift one.
No kidding. There are no smarts there with regards to letting ANYONE touch a car like that, especially with having no experiance with it.
I have a difficult time letting even the Ford Porter of 25 years drive Angel around to the service bay.
Please do not let others drive your car if it is not necessary;- especially a stick shift one.
11/10/06, 08:10 AM
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No kidding. There are no smarts there with regards to letting ANYONE touch a car like that, especially with having no experiance with it.
I have a difficult time letting even the Ford Porter of 25 years drive Angel around to the service bay.
Please do not let others drive your car if it is not necessary;- especially a stick shift one.
No kidding. There are no smarts there with regards to letting ANYONE touch a car like that, especially with having no experiance with it.
I have a difficult time letting even the Ford Porter of 25 years drive Angel around to the service bay.
Please do not let others drive your car if it is not necessary;- especially a stick shift one.
11/10/06, 02:56 PM
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I agree. Never let others drive your car, even friends sometimes! I let a good friend drive my GT. He thought he'd be clever and show me he could drive like a badass, well he couldn't. Took a left turn and he fishtailed like a ****, had us pointing in the wrong direction. Luckily we were in a quiet area with no cars. My reaction - get the hell out the drivers seat! No more driving for you!!
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