Picking it up tomorrow!
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Picking it up tomorrow!
Trading my Black 2011 5.0 Premium (MT) in on a 2013 Grabber Blue Premium (AT) tomorrow afternoon. I signed up for the private offer (brochure), but haven't received it. Can someone remind me the name of dealer system they can check for that offer to see if I can get it?
My current Stang was a weekend / fun car and only has 2200 miles on it, so I'm getting an excellent trade-in price. Wife can't drive a manual and I really don't want to teach her on a 5.0. This will allow her to drive it when needed and make my commute for a new job much easier. Even though I love my manual trannies, I've never been a big fan of the 6-speed anyway. I've never had it in for service for the stiffness/notchiness, but I always run into the skip-shift and hate the location of the reverse gear.
My current Stang was a weekend / fun car and only has 2200 miles on it, so I'm getting an excellent trade-in price. Wife can't drive a manual and I really don't want to teach her on a 5.0. This will allow her to drive it when needed and make my commute for a new job much easier. Even though I love my manual trannies, I've never been a big fan of the 6-speed anyway. I've never had it in for service for the stiffness/notchiness, but I always run into the skip-shift and hate the location of the reverse gear.
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Trading my Black 2011 5.0 Premium (MT) in on a 2013 Grabber Blue Premium (AT) tomorrow afternoon. I signed up for the private offer (brochure), but haven't received it. Can someone remind me the name of dealer system they can check for that offer to see if I can get it?
My current Stang was a weekend / fun car and only has 2200 miles on it, so I'm getting an excellent trade-in price. Wife can't drive a manual and I really don't want to teach her on a 5.0. This will allow her to drive it when needed and make my commute for a new job much easier. Even though I love my manual trannies, I've never been a big fan of the 6-speed anyway. I've never had it in for service for the stiffness/notchiness, but I always run into the skip-shift and hate the location of the reverse gear.
My current Stang was a weekend / fun car and only has 2200 miles on it, so I'm getting an excellent trade-in price. Wife can't drive a manual and I really don't want to teach her on a 5.0. This will allow her to drive it when needed and make my commute for a new job much easier. Even though I love my manual trannies, I've never been a big fan of the 6-speed anyway. I've never had it in for service for the stiffness/notchiness, but I always run into the skip-shift and hate the location of the reverse gear.
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Ahh VINCENT! Thanks a bunch. No way I would have remembered that. I will take lots of pics. First mod is gonna be the plasti-dip of the engine heat extractors in black. Love the car, but it needs some contrasting colors.
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Good idea. I don't know much about plasti dip but guessing once its done it can't be removed?
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Now that looks sharp. It does really bring the front and back end together. Assuming just spray cans instead of really "dipping' them. i saw there's an enhancner also to use afterwards if you want it shiny like back end. Kinda like the matte finish though.
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Sounds pretty easy
https://themustangsource.com/f726/my...roject-508133/
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Originally Posted by ShadowFox
How did you go about painting the heat extractors?
One 9mm nut on each extractor, then you squeeze each of 3 sets of retaining clips as you pull the extractor out.... Should've taken pics!
The passenger side bolt/nut has a plastic holder for the windshield washer hose that just slides off the bolt.
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Any tips on minimizing wheel spin with the auto? I'm getting pretty terrible 0 - 60 times ATM. I did the 1/8 in 9.2 @ 84.9 mph though, which seemed okay. What kind of 1/8 mile times should I be able to get.