BIG problem with 2011 Mustangs

mycaptainchris

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#21

• Nov 8, 2010

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BurninRubb3r said:

although it may sound weird, the best option IMO is to just put your coffee in a water bottle or thermos.. i've done it before, only downside is the odd looks you get, but once you get into work or whatever just pour it in a cup... preserve the stang!

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I could use one of the bottles of Evian I used to wash the stang? Only the best will do.

 

95Vert383AOD

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#22

• Nov 8, 2010

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Do you think a baffled sippy coffee mug for performance purposes would sell at your local parts store "Bling Bling Performance" isle? We can also install a check valve to prevent unwanted backwash.

 

mycaptainchris

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#23

• Nov 9, 2010

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and a pressure release valve!!!

Sip, tsssss, sip, tsssssss......

 

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• Nov 9, 2010

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Thats why I only drink DD.

 

AvalancheSVT

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i keep my coffee in a cupholder attached to the engine. stays hot. toasty.

 

ill advised

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• Nov 10, 2010

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Now did you put the top on or did they put the top on for you?

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DocG

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#27

• Nov 16, 2010

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Nitrous bottle...bottle warmer...and a long straw.

Problem solved.