Mach 1 Is a Mach1 a she or a he?

hotrodnut

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I know most people refer to their cars as a "she", I just can't see where the Mach1 is a she though, a she that sounded throaty like the Mach1 would make me wonder if she's really a she :D , if a she could slap me in the seat like the Mach1 does would make me wonder if her strength is on the manly side, if a she could be tossed around like I do the Mach1 and still not be bothered by it could only have manly characteristics, if a she could stand up to the abuse of dumping the clutch and powershifting I'd say she is a mighty tuff she, again a manly she, which only makes me call my Mach1 a he . . . any thoughts or comments on this? :D
 
I refer to my Mach as a she, but I don't have a name for her. Two out of the three Mustangs I've owned I just referred to them by the personalized license plate for them. My '89 GT, no plate, no name. My '93 GT was Gladiator (GLADI8R, way before the Russell Crowe movie), and my Mach obviously CRZYHRS.
 
tylerrocks said:
Its a she unless ur a girl or a queer

Tyler

Edit: sorry, I had to be more politically correct or I would have had **** ******
So, what you are saying . . . . to me, my car should be a she, to my wife it should be a he and to whatever you consider a queer, it should be a he also?? Somehow that just don't make sense, that means a male is a male only to a she and a she is a she only to a male, unless a queer is involved? Come on, you got me confused :) :rlaugh: ? If what you say is so, all cars have more than one gender or both in your view, dependent on who's viewing the same car, but how can that be? hummmmm, I'll have to think about this some more and figure out how that can be. :D