Beauty.

 

Thanks!

What you can't see is the water spots from when I washed her about a month ago... *sigh* I need to get that taken care of, but it's low on the priority list right now since we are in the process of moving/selling our house...

 

Are these Niche Milans?

 

Yes sir!

 

No they are rev 208's I think they are pretty close to them though

 

Hey guys, I've been following this thread for a long time. I love seeing all of the different Mustangs, So I figured I would contribute with my own pictures. These are from the last Dallas Cars and Coffee.














More pictures: http://flic.kr/s/aHsjTDc9QB


That Supersnake is actually owned by my friend's father. I'll have to eventually get some better pictures with better lighting.

 

Please do!!
That is one nasty looking car. Which power level did he go with?
Grabber Blue Super Snake.

 

RTR deck lid panel and GT500 rear valance installed

 

I'll do my best to get more. He went with the 850HP package. He got it nearly loaded besides the wide body and glass roof. It's an awesome car, I love to hear the supercharger whine!

 

that's awesome, but he skipped two amazing things he should've added! Especially the wide body, that would've been super rare.

 

Water spots are easy. Just use a tad of vinegar. If really finicky, polish.

 

Here's my contribution to this thread from what I did tonight. It was a great 2 hours of OCD work.

 

Well, there's this one.

 

Man... You have some kohones to be doing that in such close proximity to a wall.

 

I agree, my dad's 2014 GT has the glass roof and I love it. I think he wanted to see the stripe go on to the roof, so he didn't do it. But honestly, with 850HP I don't think he cares to much.


Stocktastic, that's a cool picture. You're car looks great while burning out

 

Yeah, already used some vinegar and thought I had got most of it, but once I had it out in the sunlight, I saw a bunch more! Gotta love our hard water... Sadly, all my cleaning supplies are packed up right now, so it'll have to wait. The real sad part is that my car will be going into storage here in a few weeks and I probably won't get to see it for about 4-6 months...

 

Might be time to invest in a buffer, some pads, and some polish. Don't ask me how many I have

But yeah, if vinegar doesn't do it, just clay first, then light (remember light) polish with some ultra fine polish and super fine pads. Start light then go heavy when needed to deswirl.

 

Last night's Whipple-install progress:

the lower manifold/intercooler assembly is installed, timing cover grinding done, pulley bracket installed, and a few other smaller items done:

 

Gabe.. With how long your install is taking, you could have just come over with a 12 pack and we'd be done by now

 

Lol ... he's working a couple hours a night on it, and Tuesday he didn't touch it, last night I don't think he got a lot of time in, but it's coming along, he's very particular and doing the job the way I would've, only he's got more experience, so the wiring and other intimidating jobs, I no worry about