My daughter and the car.

 

Where are the phone books and wood blocks to reach the pedals?

 

Her expression on her face looks like mine the first time I punched the throttle. Looks like she has one hell of a car when she turns 16.

 

Yes, it did mine too. Actually she will get a 100 hp crapmobile with a manual transmission unless she wants to get a job and save for something else, sort of like my dad did with me.

Of course I say that now.... I wonder if I'll be that strong 15.5 years from now.

 

The onesie I bought months before she was born. My dealer got her a great Ford Racing one with this on the back.

 

Here's to hoping that gauge is not accurate.

 

It usually is.

 

looks like he/she just did 150mph for the first time... "WHOA!"

 

How cool is that. I guess you can say: that's her first crapmobile. Enjoy your wonderful daughter.

 

My son wanted the Boss for his senior pictures. These are from my camera phone, I'm guessing the professional photographer's are going to be a LOT better

 

It's never too early to get your Halloween pumpkins, especially if your wife wants to take the BOSS.

 

Nice. So Charlie what do you think of your Boss so far?

 

Great.....until this @ 250 miles
https://themustangsource.com/f813/ch...7/#post6143137

 

Wow, that car cleans up nice

 

Well mthat sucks wind. Keep us posted on what the outcome is.

 

I hear ya. I couldn't believe how good it looked. The detailing shop I use does an amazing job. I almost feel like I shouldn't take it out next weekend and thrash it on the track......almost.

 

Took the Boss to a show yesterday, I think I had three hours in rubber mark removal Then after it was done I think all those black marks/stripes looked better on the yellow blaze Just for laughs check the tops on the struts in the front, I pulled a handful of rubber out of there

 

Have you found a good solution for getting the rubber marks out? I've used a few things and all require too much work

 

Seriously, just a wash and I use a soft wax (yellow wax #26) on a soft cloth. It is a lot of work but I do not want to use anything harsh.

Here are some pics from yesterday. The CO is site member LadyBoss, still shinny new (was looking for a way to swap the tires and wheels all day) Very strange valve stem caps on her car, anyone else have these or maybe the dealer put them on

There was also a brand new silver Boss there. Look at the stripes, someone was having a bad day at AAI - not good

 

We were parked at the end of the straight-away at PBIR on the track itself. Besides meeting other site members I really enjoyed walking around in the turns (more like study them). You get a whole different perspective doing this and I think it can change your way through them, kinda like what we did at Miller. Last pic is the braking zone off the back straight (looking backwards), funny how far away the cones are, seems you pass them and are in the turn before you can blink an eye.