Re: Stupid Car Tricks

Sep 03, 2004 145 Replies

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I was one of a select few (BWAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!) invited to the LA "Ford Racing Innovation Drive" at Irwindale Speedway.

No stickers, and no mention of price. Just 5 Mustangs and a short autocross course.

You're gonna love it. ;)

LOL!!!

You'd laugh if you saw my system - the only thing I ever change is the desktop wallpaper. ;)

The novelty will wear off within 30 seconds. Here's hoping it's not going to be a big maintenance item...

Yeah, I can dig it. Maybe hook up a spinning disco ball where the dome light is. Far out. I'm sure I still got my platform shoes around.

Hey, I'm sold. Where do I sign?

That's right - especially the V6 base model.

Yes, it all makes sense now. Thanks for the insight. :)

Ford still sells those - they call it a "body in white."

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Isn't it good to know that when your last Galaxie is taken out by a wayward fauna, you'll still have some fluff-free automotive options?

Awww... Bullshit! You guys have your heads so far up your tailpipes you cant see the light from the soot.

Most "chicks" these days prefer things like Hondas and Miatas. Only a few of us have any idea what the difference between one car and another is. Those of us that do, resent the implication that you group us into that same category.

Kate

98 Cobra Drop Top With a personal touch, or two.

I just have to wonder if that's the truth or just some trolling bullshit. After all, this whole conversation has been crossposted by a guy that I don't recognise from RAMFM.

Unless you have pics of you driving the car, I choose to think you are full of it.

Kate

It's a '00 Chevrolet Camaro SS. Btw, I am not in Germany.

Chris

Wow, 5ci. I bow to your carbureted superiority :-)

Oh, btw, how fast was your Windsor stock? High 14s?

Chris

You should try titanium pushrods, maybe you can raise the redline to

200rpm ;-)

Chris

Prepare to eat crow, Kate. :)

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Then how the heck would you think a 346 is big? Lithuania, perhaps?

Ok, I have my salt shaker in hand... which one is YOU ??

Kate

| >Unless you have pics of you driving the car, I choose to think you are full | >of it. | | Prepare to eat crow, Kate. :) | |

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I'm the one taking the pictures. :)

______________________ 'niche' buyer. LOL! You mean the guys who strap all this stuff on, along with a block-bustin' stereo, hoppers, and 20FT rims to boot - to make up for deficiencies in other areas?

-CC

I hear what you're saying, but you're in the minority (by far.) Exhibit A - the number of Mustangs sold with the V-6/auto drivetrain combo.

nate

A lot of people (older, more mature people included--ie: non-teens) want a car with a little pep, gets recognition, and is fun to drive. An automatic V6 Mustang (and 5-speed manuals too) give this.

-Mike

-- A happy kid behind the wheel of a 98 Mustang GT Cold air intake FRPP 3.73 gears Steeda Tri-Ax Shifter Full Boar turbo mufflers Hi-speed fan switch

255/60R-15 rear tires

I realize I'm going to get looks of disapproval for this (I do see where this is crossposted, after all) but IMHO a "little" pep doesn't cut it, unless it's got godlike handling (it doesn't) and "gets recognition?" give me a break. Another bellybutton Mustang, big deal. I'd rather take the same cash and buy me a vintage 64-66 stang, were I looking for something with a blue oval on it. I've *driven* a late model V6/auto stang (rental car - for some reason it's difficult to rent a Cobra R ,) it was an OK car I guess, but just didn't excite, and the interior sucked butt, cheap plastic everywhere. I just really don't see the point in buying a 'stang without a V-8 engine, it defeats the whole purpose of the car's existence.

Hopefully the '05 will be a little more tasteful inside, 'cause the exterior design kicks ass.

nate

snipped-for-privacy@recorddeal.com wrote:

Not everybody is going to desire the same thing as you. Some people have different views of what a "little pep" is. To CobraJet, a "little pep" might mean squeezing every drop of HP out of a 500 cubic inch motor. To an old woman, a "little pep" may mean 150hp.

And as far as recognition... you can't tell me you don't recognize a Mustang. Sure, a V6 isn't the quickest thing on the streets, but you still know what it is.. and you know it is a decent car.

Oh, and if you ever do manage to rent a Cobra R... don't return it ;). j/k.

-Mike

-- A happy kid behind the wheel of a 98 Mustang GT Cold air intake FRPP 3.73 gears Steeda Tri-Ax Shifter Full Boar turbo mufflers Hi-speed fan switch

255/60R-15 rear tires

the vast majority of seem to be driven by males....

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