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Believe this?
Mar 14, 2009
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Sure, for a month or two, why not.
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Yes, especially with the new 2010 Mustang just around the corner. As written in the article and I quote
"The Mustang won't be left for dead, though, as the pony car is getting a major makeover this spring. In fact, one reason the Challenger defeated the Mustang in February could be the fact that some are waiting for the 2010 model."
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Anyone know if the 2011 will have the 5.0 Cammer? Or the EcoBoost?
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I'm waiting. I have the lady across the street convinced we widened our driveway to accommodate a third Mustang. I told her the 2010s should be in the showrooms by March First. When will they /really/ be in the showrooms?
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The 2010 looks like ass.
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Found it, but I had it mixed up. The Cammer is one of Fords crate motors, the V-8 slated for 2011 is called Coyote.
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I've seen some mighty fine looking ass.
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Is that like sick or phat? Kids these days....
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And that particular ass looks even better topless.
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Damn.
dwight
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>> Yes, especially with the new 2010 Mustang just around the corner. As >>> written in the article and I quote>>>
Maybe he just prefers Civic ass....
Wow... this makes me miss my droptop.... I had a 96 GT vert... Dark green with tan top. I shoulda' kept it... (awesome response to this guy about the ass....) Mark
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three month old 2009 GT is now a year old. No problem I got it for 24K.
My 2009 GT/SC was born on 5-27-2008; I got it 9-01-2008. My 2008 GT/SC was born on 4-17-2008; I got it 4-17-2009. The Mustang was introduced on 1-17-1964. Cool.
Is this you, Topo?
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This is my other car.
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Wait: not so nice; I had mistaken the headlights for Blue Ovals.
Not Very nice. More like Pretty nice.
But nice.
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Chrysler is just burning through the pent up demand for the Challenger. In a few months the showroom will be full of them.
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