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This isn't the best picture, because it's a bit shadowy. But it's my 2011 manual GT, purchased July 2010. It has 18,000 miles now. I don't drive it in winter.
This isn't the best picture, because it's a bit shadowy. But it's my 2011 manual GT, purchased July 2010. It has 18,000 miles now. I don't drive it in winter.
My year-round-driven 2011 GT hit 144,000 miles yesterday 😆
Whats this I spy a similar parking job to how I park???? Hmmmmmmmmm
I was thinking the same thing brother. Find the corner spot, get the tires on the white line if at all possible. Perfect, now I can feel good that some moron won't bump it with their door.
Unfortunately, it appears as though its gonna be a long winter indeed, Gary
Rocky,I can't imagine how hard it is to put your cars away for the winter. Thankfully here in the south, is doesn't get to that point often. If it did I'm quite sure there would be therapy, and mood altering medication needed for me to be able cope.
Rocky,I can't imagine how hard it is to put your cars away for the winter. Thankfully here in the south, is doesn't get to that point often. If it did I'm quite sure there would be therapy, and mood altering medication needed for me to be able cope.
Jim, just feel very fortunate that you're down south and don't have to deal with putting your Mustangs away for the winter. Unfortunately for those of us who live up north, we have only 2 options, either take the risk by driving them all year round only to eventually become rust buckets due from exposure to road salt, year after year or we just put them away until Spring finally arrives. In the end, I suppose we cope with it in the best way we can by just accepting that it is what it is and therefore really have no other choice but to just deal with it.
Last edited by m05fastbackGT; 1/18/19 at 04:33 PM.