So, Who Else Can Share This Honor?
11-18-2010, 10:00 PM
#21
Haha, do you guys really race yours? If I wanted to hit the track, I would buy some old beater BMW or something.. I treat my car like it's a child of mine.. I do the odd 'for kicks' pull and the 'it's raining, why don't I show my friend what over-steer means' kind of thing, but otherwise you would be very surprised to see how gentle I am with it for a someone in my age group. Taking it racing? err.. maybe a foxbody or fourth gen...
11-18-2010, 10:04 PM
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Haha, do you guys really race yours? If I wanted to hit the track, I would buy some old beater BMW or something.. I treat my car like it's a child of mine.. I do the odd 'for kicks' pull and the 'it's raining, why don't I show my friend what over-steer means' kind of thing, but otherwise you would be very surprised to see how gentle I am with it for a someone in my age group. Taking it racing? err.. maybe a foxbody or fourth gen...
11-18-2010, 11:18 PM
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I'm 30 and on Mustang #10. My first one was a new 2000 GT and I'd like to have it back but I'd much rather have my current car. Back in 01 I was paying $4800 per year insurance with a clean record. After that I rasied my deductable on the collision up to $2500 and my insurance went way down.
11-19-2010, 04:16 PM
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Haha, do you guys really race yours? If I wanted to hit the track, I would buy some old beater BMW or something.. I treat my car like it's a child of mine.. I do the odd 'for kicks' pull and the 'it's raining, why don't I show my friend what over-steer means' kind of thing, but otherwise you would be very surprised to see how gentle I am with it for a someone in my age group. Taking it racing? err.. maybe a foxbody or fourth gen...
11-19-2010, 05:25 PM
#26
I'm 35 and my Cobra is Mustang number 8 for me. All brand new.
I was lucky enough to buy my first Mustang at 16. I paid $400 a month for insurance for the 1st 6 months. I think it was a test to see if I could handle a 5.0
Congrats on the car!!!
I was lucky enough to buy my first Mustang at 16. I paid $400 a month for insurance for the 1st 6 months. I think it was a test to see if I could handle a 5.0
Congrats on the car!!!
11-19-2010, 08:50 PM
#28
Actually NO >:[ The bucket seats in the rear.. I mean.. what kind of idiot thought of those? That stupid 'hump' in the middle ruins everything, I've had it compared to having sex on a camel. So, I have to take women home like any other mere V8-less mortal. I will convert them to bench seats one day, mark my word.
And wow, some of you guys have had a LOT of mustangs.. well.. cars in general for that matter. I had a slightly different plan... as things on my car wear away (clutch, synchro's, engine internals, springs/dampeners, etc) I'm gonna replace them with performance parts.. that way it will literally just keep getting better over the years, till I have a 9 second, corner shredding, beast on my hands.
And wow, some of you guys have had a LOT of mustangs.. well.. cars in general for that matter. I had a slightly different plan... as things on my car wear away (clutch, synchro's, engine internals, springs/dampeners, etc) I'm gonna replace them with performance parts.. that way it will literally just keep getting better over the years, till I have a 9 second, corner shredding, beast on my hands.
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