What did you do with your Mustang today?
#6881
I Have No Life
As for the Craig's bracket, is that also a no drill?
What'd you get?
#6882
Legacy TMS Member
#6883
Shelby GT500 Member
Craig's custom brackets for Mustangs. He might make them for other makes as well but I don't know. It's a no-drill solution for the front plate. I put mine on a month ago.
#6886
2013 RR Boss 302 #2342
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I'm melting....!!!! Yep it sucks I was caught in one this summer!
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Legacy TMS Member
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Cobra Member
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Cobra Member
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Cobra Member
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#6895
Mach 1 Member
I looked at the picture and said "there's a good sized chip on the bumper how could Gabe have missed that... but then realized it was moving.. a small bug landed on my screen!
#6896
Mach 1 Member
Went to the grocery store and found this guy. Attachment 164187
Met him before, nice guy. Used to have a sticker on it that said homeschool bus :-)
He had a Blue with white stripe GT500 before the boss.
Met him before, nice guy. Used to have a sticker on it that said homeschool bus :-)
He had a Blue with white stripe GT500 before the boss.
#6897
Legacy TMS Member
to pay for Dent Wizard to take them out and they won't.
They also won't include the timing belt replacement, even though it's due in 1,000 miles, and they say the leak I noticed at an A/C line going to
the condensor is not really a leak, that they checked it and it's not leaking. OK then, why was an 8" area around it all wet and a drop of fluid
on that line connector? We'll see ...
They ARE doing new front brake pads/rotors, new rear diff fluid, oil/filter change, supposedly all new filters, the parking brake was found
to be frozen and they're fixing it, although I don't know what they're replacing.
I got it for a good price, and I know a very good Toyota master tech, so I'm not worried about the timing belt and other stuff that I'll have
him do anyway.
Started looking at Plasti-Dipping the chrome slats in the grille, and looking at replacing the chrome mirror covers and getting new fender flares,
but that's gonna wait a while.
I probably should look first at getting some side steps for it, since the 5'3" girlfriend probably won't like the step-up very much (she hasn't been
in the truck yet since she's been on a business trip for the last 3 days)
I'm also looking at vanity plates ... 4WDTOY, SNOWTOY, SNOTOY, SLVRTRK, are all available ...
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#6898
Legacy TMS Member
To be honest, I hate those Tundras. They were such a ripoff of the F-150 of that era, and they even unveiled the model as the T-150, supposed to be an evolution of the T-100. Then Ford sued them. With all of those issues, no thanks. I will never own a Toyota, unless it's an old school Celica, 2000GT, Supra or FR-S. That's it.
#6899
Roush Forum Stalker
#6900
Legacy TMS Member
To be honest, I hate those Tundras. They were such a ripoff of the F-150 of that era, and they even unveiled the model as the T-150, supposed to be an evolution of the T-100. Then Ford sued them. With all of those issues, no thanks. I will never own a Toyota, unless it's an old school Celica, 2000GT, Supra or FR-S. That's it.
I never thought I'd own one.
I can't stand Toyotas in general, so for me to even consider one, it's odd to say the least.
But I wanted something bigger than a Ranger (I had a 2001 and it was "snug" to say the least - I'm 6' 270 lbs), and didn't want
a truck as big as what the current F150/Ram/Silverado have become.
That left the Dakota and the 03-06 Tundra for me to consider.
And the Dakotas are just plain crap.
So I was left with one choice, the Tundra.
They're good trucks, and it has plenty of power to keep me happy.