What would you change about your Stang (desired options, regrets etc. )?
Originally Posted by kcoTiger
Just me, but that's not something I'd be spreading around.
Last edited by Mustang Mafia; Jun 11, 2012 at 10:22 PM.
No, I didn't say it was wrong. It is, however, unwise because you're making very clear to anyone who reads this board that your vehicle can provide access to a firearm. Sure it may and probably will amount to nothing, but it's something that can bring unwanted attention to you and your vehicle. Just FYI, that's all.
Originally Posted by kcoTiger
No, I didn't say it was wrong. It is, however, unwise because you're making very clear to anyone who reads this board that your vehicle can provide access to a firearm. Sure it may and probably will amount to nothing, but it's something that can bring unwanted attention to you and your vehicle. Just FYI, that's all.
Last edited by Mustang Mafia; Jun 12, 2012 at 12:09 AM.
And good for you for carrying, I think every responsible adult should do so.
Originally Posted by Mikey
Well there's a ton of people that read this forum that are probably less than trustworthy... It's just something you don't advertise, unless you want a broken window and no more handgun in the console. And unless you're at home, I doubt you take it out every time you stop.
And good for you for carrying, I think every responsible adult should do so.
2) if my handgun is stolen , I have 5 more that could replace it and I have full coverage insurance on glass breakage. No loss really.
Take reasonable precautions but never live in fear for anyone. Now get you a handgun and put it in your console (or whatever your state law requires).
we need to get back on topic . Someone come steal my faux gas cap and not my handgun. Lol. I hate that thing!
Last edited by Mustang Mafia; Jun 12, 2012 at 10:01 AM.
1) my address isn't on here but I don't live in fear worrying about someone breaking my mustang window and stealing a gun or the car. I'd post my address on here not thinking twice. I've never have lived in fear. I'm not stupid ; I do take precautions ; I do lock my doors to my home when I leave but as my dad told me as a kid, "a lock is for an honest man, a thief will steal your **** anyways. "
2) if my handgun is stolen , I have 5 more that could replace it and I have full coverage insurance on glass breakage. No loss really.
Take reasonable precautions but never live in fear for anyone. Now get you a handgun and put it in your console (or whatever your state law requires).
2) if my handgun is stolen , I have 5 more that could replace it and I have full coverage insurance on glass breakage. No loss really.
Take reasonable precautions but never live in fear for anyone. Now get you a handgun and put it in your console (or whatever your state law requires).

they could do the same on the countless gun forums that I'm on as well. Again, no worries.
However as a marine myself, you know as well as I do that there are marines that are scared of their own shadow, no "bravado" and no "responsibility". (The 10%).
---Haha. Exactly. You must've copied my post before the edit. Back to the topic ...
Semper Fi!
However as a marine myself, you know as well as I do that there are marines that are scared of their own shadow, no "bravado" and no "responsibility". (The 10%).
---Haha. Exactly. You must've copied my post before the edit. Back to the topic ...
Semper Fi!
Last edited by Mustang Mafia; Jun 12, 2012 at 10:23 AM.
they could do the same on the countless gun forums that I'm on as well. Again, no worries.
---Haha. Exactly. You must've copied my post before the edit. Back to the topic ...
However as a marine myself, you know as well as I do that there's marines that are scared of their own shadow, no "bravado" and no "responsibility". (The 10%).
Semper Fi!
---Haha. Exactly. You must've copied my post before the edit. Back to the topic ...
However as a marine myself, you know as well as I do that there's marines that are scared of their own shadow, no "bravado" and no "responsibility". (The 10%).
Semper Fi!
Semper Fi
Ahh, here's one. ..Rust proof rotors. Maybe brembos dont do this? Does anyone else's rotors get a rust film on them after a rain or damp weather? It goes away after the brakes are applied the first time when driving but looks like crap sitting in the yard until then.
In reading the middle section of this thread, the overall winner (???) would be the stereo/speaker system.
I must be the old, deaf fart here, as the shaker system works good for me. I don't compete with those who like to vibrate the other vehicles at a stop light with their bass cranked up. I guess they will be the future deaf old farts that will replace me someday.
Maybe Ford will offer other radio options in the future. I'll pass, as I liked the price tag on my Mustang when I bought it.
I must be the old, deaf fart here, as the shaker system works good for me. I don't compete with those who like to vibrate the other vehicles at a stop light with their bass cranked up. I guess they will be the future deaf old farts that will replace me someday.
Maybe Ford will offer other radio options in the future. I'll pass, as I liked the price tag on my Mustang when I bought it.
Originally Posted by kcoTiger
Those people will be deaf long before they're old.
Originally Posted by Rog13GTCS
Brembos or the Trackpack as options for the CS would be great.
Vert
Sometimes, particularly this time of year, I wish I'd paid a few thousand extra for the vert.
I also sometimes regret choosing silver. It's such a humdrum, everyday color for cars. The Kona Blue might have been a better choice.
I am glad I bought the 2011 model. I don't like the way the Mustang grill looks like in its current version.
I also sometimes regret choosing silver. It's such a humdrum, everyday color for cars. The Kona Blue might have been a better choice.
I am glad I bought the 2011 model. I don't like the way the Mustang grill looks like in its current version.
As a proud owner of a 2013 Mustang V6 Premium with the Pony package I am really enjoying my car. However if I could change some things this is what I would pick:
1. Recently road as the passenger on a cruvy road in the Washington Cascades with a buddy who was putting the car through her paces and I certain wished there was a grab bar for the passenger. The passenger really needs something to grab
2. Okay this bothers me, the arm rests on the doors, especially the part that you can put your hand into is not a solid piece but two pieces of plastic, that when you grip (because there is no grab bar) easily can be squeezed together. It just seems cheap.
3. Also cleaning the inside rear window is a pain in the rear. Then again I will deal with it because I love the styling of the car.
1. Recently road as the passenger on a cruvy road in the Washington Cascades with a buddy who was putting the car through her paces and I certain wished there was a grab bar for the passenger. The passenger really needs something to grab
2. Okay this bothers me, the arm rests on the doors, especially the part that you can put your hand into is not a solid piece but two pieces of plastic, that when you grip (because there is no grab bar) easily can be squeezed together. It just seems cheap.
3. Also cleaning the inside rear window is a pain in the rear. Then again I will deal with it because I love the styling of the car.
Joe C



