Anyone else drive the car, I did :D

25thmustang

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mansonozz said:

I don't blame you. Screw that. I am so glad I no longer wish, day in and day out, that I were in the Mustang instead of (whatever my daily driver is/was at the time). Obviously nothing can replace the Stang but at least I can enjoy my time without it now too.

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Thats why I bought a nice DD. I figure you spend a LOT more time in the DD than in the Mustang, so why buy something uncomfortable? Sure it costs more, but so do all nice things.

 

Ozz

I think I have a problem here.

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That was my point, Brian

 

25thmustang

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Yup, can't beat a nice comfy ride, good stereo, and a fun car to bomb around in!

 

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25thmustang said:

I needed it, long day at work and needed something to vent! Worked wonders!

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Ohh, I know exactly what you mean. Both my car and bike were down most of last summer. I thought I was going to lose it on some of those days with nothing to take it out on. The best thing was when we had a little motocross track behind the shop and would go riding on 2 hour lunch breaks. Then we found out it was someone else's property

 

Flavadave4

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#45

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25thmustang said:

Thats why I bought a nice DD. I figure you spend a LOT more time in the DD than in the Mustang, so why buy something uncomfortable? Sure it costs more, but so do all nice things.

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Same here, to be honest I love my F150. Its quiet, smooth, you sit up high and can see stuff around you, A/C for the days just too hot to drive a black mustang. And when I feel like driving the car it makes me enjoy it even more cause I dont get to drive it everyday.

 

Kabuki_notch

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I stared at mine for a few mins and thought about it, but decided against it, was 65 yesterday and today it's 30 with ice snow and sleet. what a load of bs

 

SVT32VDOHC

waiting for the next hack atta

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I drove my notch a couple months back from my house to my parents and back. It was about 40, but all the winter crap was gone...I mean gone!!! But it has been back about 10 times since then. This has been the worst winter. I don't see springs any time soon.

 

RsStanG1987

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I took my bike way more fun.

 

stykthyn

I want to measure mine. It doesn't look that tall.

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Mustang5L5 said:

Hell would freeze over before I sell that car.

I bought it when i was 16, and i've owned it 11 years. I fully intend on driving it around when i'm 60 years old with antique plates on it....doing a burnout!

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what car are we talking about?

 

skunk21

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stykthyn said:

what car are we talking about?

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His 88 LX.

 

stykthyn

I want to measure mine. It doesn't look that tall.

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oh

 

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Blizzard today