View Poll Results: Do you prefer us lobbing Potatoes or Grenades to take care of spammers?
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Mustangs Coast to Coast
6/3/10, 10:47 PM
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I haven't had fried shrimp in years. I'm not really big into seafood. 
David, do you have any kind of a molding between the headliner and the windshield?
David, do you have any kind of a molding between the headliner and the windshield?
6/3/10, 11:32 PM
6/4/10, 06:38 AM
The Legacy TMS Lady
6/4/10, 06:49 AM
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morning everyone!!! enjoy your weekend and stay safe!!! ...soon will be leaving to the Ford Nationals ....3 and a half hour drive + me = disaster!!!
6/4/10, 08:37 AM
NTTAWWT
How are the handles on the inside of the door held on? The one on the drivers side will pull right out, like it's missing clips or something. I'd like to get some of the silver ones, but I havent seen anwhere to get them.
6/4/10, 10:48 AM
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David, I think my handles just pop in and out.
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6/4/10, 11:05 AM
Tasca Super Boss 429 Member
So here I sit at the ford dealer with my trailblazer getting some nice new tires and they come out and tell me I need brakes and wheel bearings too. Arrrrrrggghhhhh.
6/4/10, 01:26 PM
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Awesome scaring peeps? 
6/4/10, 01:36 PM
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Well I think my brain might have gotten fried the past couple days. The meanign behind that was you guys scare awesomeness away so that you are not awesome 
btw at 1030pm the temp outside is 96º Had a high around 111º today and yesterday. Oh and that was in the shade too. In direct sunlight it was around 120º to 140º
btw at 1030pm the temp outside is 96º Had a high around 111º today and yesterday. Oh and that was in the shade too. In direct sunlight it was around 120º to 140º
6/4/10, 01:49 PM
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Changes at The Mustang Source
More than 10 years ago I created a web page to save photos of my favorite Mustangs. Today, The Mustang Source has 21,000 members and is one of the premier online Mustang communities, not because of anything I have done, but because of all of you: the TMS members that give this site life.
It's been a wild ride. I've made great friends, had dinner with one of my childhood heroes, and built an incredible Mustang.
In the 10 years since I started this site I've gotten married and had two beautiful children, and I haven't been able to give The Mustang Source the time and attention it needs to be successful. I've had to completely rely on our outstanding administrative team, led by Scott "Scothew" Jackson, to keep the forums running smoothly. Still, I haven't been able to devote the time required to attract and maintain site sponsors.
About two weeks ago, my wife and I were examining our finances and wondering what to do with The Mustang Source--a hobby that's been more like a child to me for as long as I can remember. We truly feel that God answered our prayers when the very next morning I received an offer to sell the web site.
The new owners of The Mustang Source are Jon Farmelo and Nathan Wingate--JonF and Nathan W on the forums--proven businessmen and automotive enthusiasts who I am confident will lead this web site to future success. They operate the family-friendly F150Forum.com among other Internet ventures.
For TMS members, not much will change. Jon and Nathan want to keep the current moderating team in place and maintain the tight-knit community that The Mustang Source is.
I will remain on board as a web site administrator--reporting news and answering questions, but mostly, I'll just be Brad Barnett: husband, father, Mustang enthusiast. I can't think of a better biography.
More than 10 years ago I created a web page to save photos of my favorite Mustangs. Today, The Mustang Source has 21,000 members and is one of the premier online Mustang communities, not because of anything I have done, but because of all of you: the TMS members that give this site life.
It's been a wild ride. I've made great friends, had dinner with one of my childhood heroes, and built an incredible Mustang.
In the 10 years since I started this site I've gotten married and had two beautiful children, and I haven't been able to give The Mustang Source the time and attention it needs to be successful. I've had to completely rely on our outstanding administrative team, led by Scott "Scothew" Jackson, to keep the forums running smoothly. Still, I haven't been able to devote the time required to attract and maintain site sponsors.
About two weeks ago, my wife and I were examining our finances and wondering what to do with The Mustang Source--a hobby that's been more like a child to me for as long as I can remember. We truly feel that God answered our prayers when the very next morning I received an offer to sell the web site.
The new owners of The Mustang Source are Jon Farmelo and Nathan Wingate--JonF and Nathan W on the forums--proven businessmen and automotive enthusiasts who I am confident will lead this web site to future success. They operate the family-friendly F150Forum.com among other Internet ventures.
For TMS members, not much will change. Jon and Nathan want to keep the current moderating team in place and maintain the tight-knit community that The Mustang Source is.
I will remain on board as a web site administrator--reporting news and answering questions, but mostly, I'll just be Brad Barnett: husband, father, Mustang enthusiast. I can't think of a better biography.
6/4/10, 03:36 PM
This scares me. The last site I got deeply involved with, knew the owners, moderated, and built a lot of friendships on, was sold off to "business guys/car enthusiasts" and within months the forums were completely dismantled and deleted and everything else was so filled with pop up ads and commercials that it basically drove everyone that had been there from the beginning away. 
6/4/10, 04:00 PM
This scares me. The last site I got deeply involved with, knew the owners, moderated, and built a lot of friendships on, was sold off to "business guys/car enthusiasts" and within months the forums were completely dismantled and deleted and everything else was so filled with pop up ads and commercials that it basically drove everyone that had been there from the beginning away.
6/4/10, 04:33 PM
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Well I think my brain might have gotten fried the past couple days. The meanign behind that was you guys scare awesomeness away so that you are not awesome
btw at 1030pm the temp outside is 96º Had a high around 111º today and yesterday. Oh and that was in the shade too. In direct sunlight it was around 120º to 140º
btw at 1030pm the temp outside is 96º Had a high around 111º today and yesterday. Oh and that was in the shade too. In direct sunlight it was around 120º to 140º
6/4/10, 04:47 PM
Tasca Super Boss 429 Member
I went over to http://www.f150forum.com/ to see what it looks like over there. Lot's of non vehicle related ads all over the place there, but other than that it looks okay. It does cost money to run these sites, so that can be expected. Let's see if this one turns more ad driven or not.
