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68torinogt

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Sep 4, 2006

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justin what kind of totes do you use for the cleaners and brushes and stuff? im looking for something to carry all of my stuff in

 

justin

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I just keep everything in rubbernaid containers. I also have the plastic towers with drawers.

 

68torinogt

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Sep 4, 2006

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i had a rubbermaid but it didnt fit in the mustang so right now im using a cardboard box and im looking for a new bag or box to carry my stuff in

 

justin

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The one I take to cars shows is a black rubbermaid container. It even fits in my small convertible trunk and has a lot of room for products. I'm pretty sure I got it at Walmart. You should be able to find something there. They have tons of rubbermaid containers.

 

68torinogt

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thanks

 

justin

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Mine is similar to this. It would be nice to find something with dividers.

http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html/ref=bxgy_cc_img_a_3673081/601-7884934-6672959?asin=B000CFOU3G

 

68torinogt

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Sep 4, 2006

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http://www.amazon.com/Brute-19-Quar...ref=sr_1_782/102-9123256-5267365?ie=UTF8&s=hi

this is similar to what i was needing
and i like this one even better

http://www.amazon.com/RUBBERMAID-FG...ref=sr_1_408/102-9123256-5267365?ie=UTF8&s=hi

 

justin

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That might work too. I would be worried something might tip over and spill if they didn't fit tight in the container. I have seen many people use that style at car shows though.

 

68torinogt

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Sep 4, 2006

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the trunk in the coupes have little or no room and i acctualy had one of those boxes like you posted but it was too tall

 

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Todd00GT1

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I use the CD2 cleaner and detailer also. That stuff is awesome. If I run out of the CD2 cleaner I use Engine Brite or Purple Power as the cleaner.

 

stangGT97

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68torinogt said:

the trunk in the coupes have little or no room and i acctualy had one of those boxes like you posted but it was too tall

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I use a milk crate to store my stuff... I secured it to the back of the trunk using a bungee cord.

 

BeelzebubSOB

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Torinalth said:

next time i am going to wedge a piece of cardboard in the throttle cable bracket to get the RPMs to around 2k.... faster drying.
Torinalth

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I bought an electric leaf blower a while back specifically for my motorcycles after washing,works great.It also works great on the Mustang for quicker drying of the engine compartment and blowing out those nasty nooks and crannies that like to hold water till you start driving and then release that water to spot up your hard work.