I Drove it to work!
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Replaced the cooling fan resistor:
https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/themust...5b2583163c.jpg With this one: https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/themust...e7be825cf3.jpg |
Put my summer wheels back on (stored her with the stock Brembos w/ worn out pirellis), cleaned things up a bit in the wheel wells, put some LED turn signal bulbs in, and gave her a bath. As long as things are clear, I plan on taking her out for the first time in the morning! Can't freaking wait!
https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/themust...43a5b6f722.jpg https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/themust...3e0bdab8b9.jpg https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/themust...0ef23813f9.jpg https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/themust...ae72e4cbfe.jpg |
Originally Posted by Blue Notch
(Post 7011474)
Put my summer wheels back on (stored her with the stock Brembos w/ worn out pirellis), cleaned things up a bit in the wheel wells, put some LED turn signal bulbs in, and gave her a bath. As long as things are clear, I plan on taking her out for the first time in the morning! Can't freaking wait!
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Originally Posted by Gabe
(Post 7011297)
Sold my 20" Niche wheels and the 20" Nitto DRs
:metal: kidding, glad you sold it Gabe. Now get you some more mods!
Originally Posted by Cavero
(Post 7011351)
Replaced the cooling fan resistor:
https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/themust...5b2583163c.jpg With this one: https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/themust...e7be825cf3.jpg
Originally Posted by Blue Notch
(Post 7011474)
Put my summer wheels back on (stored her with the stock Brembos w/ worn out pirellis), cleaned things up a bit in the wheel wells, put some LED turn signal bulbs in, and gave her a bath. As long as things are clear, I plan on taking her out for the first time in the morning! Can't freaking wait!
When I get my new garage and lift, that will be SO easy. That will motivate me.:devil: |
Originally Posted by 08GTCandyApple
(Post 7011485)
As always.....looks great, Nathan! :nice:
Originally Posted by FromZto5
(Post 7011488)
Yay! I might be the only one (well, maybe another guy) with my wheels!
:metal: kidding, glad you sold it Gabe. Now get you some more mods! Awesome. You make that yourself? Nathan - you know I'm jelly with it comes to detailing. Nice job. I don't think I've ever cleaned my wheel well/shock/strut area since I installed my Koni yellows years ago :( When I get my new garage and lift, that will be SO easy. That will motivate me.:devil: |
This was the last day I saw my car. My dealer bought her back from me so I drove it straight into the showroom on December 31st. It was a heartbreaking moment, but i have exciting plans on the horizon :)
https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/themust...cb5b8a934f.jpg |
Originally Posted by DarrenGT
(Post 7011496)
This was the last day I saw my car. My dealer bought her back from me so I drove it straight into the showroom on December 31st. It was a heartbreaking moment, but i have exciting plans on the horizon :)
https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/themust...cb5b8a934f.jpg |
Originally Posted by Blue Notch
(Post 7011474)
It must have been bittersweet seeing her sitting there all awesome. I assume there's a new Ford toy coming really soon if you were at the dealership and your car was on the showroom floor. :stirpot: (I was going to guess new Raptor, but you already have a truck. lol) Good luck going forward brother! |
Originally Posted by Stage_3
Looks killer Nathan!
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Originally Posted by FromZto5
(Post 7011488)
Awesome. You make that yourself?
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Originally Posted by Cavero
(Post 7011531)
Nope, got it off Tasca. Guess that's a newer design they got for it
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Since retirement I have been really good about staying out of my lovely brides hair. Things began to slow down so I bought this little '06 to renew my shade tree mechanical abilities, and learn new ones since I have the time. So I went to YouTube, saw how easy replacing the brake pads is, and changed pads for my first time. Except for twisting/pressing the rear pistons, everything was EZPZ.
https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/themust...fcd2664cac.jpg |
Originally Posted by wanted33
(Post 7011559)
Since retirement I have been really good about staying out of my lovely brides hair. Things began to slow down so I bought this little '06 to renew my shade tree mechanical abilities, and learn new ones since I have the time. So I went to YouTube, saw how easy replacing the brake pads is, and changed pads for my first time. Except for twisting/pressing the rear pistons, everything was EZPZ.
https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/themust...fcd2664cac.jpg BTW congratulations on the brake job. |
Originally Posted by SpectreH
(Post 7011532)
Looks like the same one my '13 came with.
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Originally Posted by Scott2
(Post 7011560)
You are a luck man Jim! I took early retirement in 2008 and I am hard pressed to get any time in the garage to work on my car. The honey-do-list literally take all the time.
BTW congratulations on the brake job. |
Originally Posted by wanted33
(Post 7011613)
I get it Scott. This "me" time didn't come easy for me either. I should have added that I also retired early in July of '08. I'm just now at the end of the honey-do. :nice:
I see that your wife has a nice Mustang as well. The BOSS here does not have much time for cars as they just get you from point A to point B. When I ask her what type of car she has, she says a black one. |
Drove it.
Just took it to get a haircut. Contemplating taking it to school as well, this afternoon. Tomorrow night into Saturday we're expecting 5-10" of snow, since winter doesn't seem to want to freaking leave all of a sudden, so I figure drive it now while the roads are dry. The rear Goodyear F1 tires still aren't drag radials, so if I try to apply a good amount of power they spin. Oh well, it's a different kind of fun :) |
Originally Posted by Scott2
(Post 7011621)
You are away ahead of me on the Honey-do-list man! I got a real deal on a 2 acre estate lot and house in 1997 because it was a fixer upper. I have been fixing it up ever since and still have numerous improvements to make according to the BOSS.
I see that your wife has a nice Mustang as well. The BOSS here does not have much time for cars as they just get you from point A to point B. When I ask her what type of car she has, she says a black one. BTW, we bought our fixer-upper (built in 1925) in '94. So, I have a very good idea of what your honey-do looks like. |
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