Nice Weather = Clean Stang

So I finally got a few pictures of my car today when i got home and it was pretty decent out still, cleaned it up a wee bit and went up on the hill for some pics. It however has since rained and left her a tad bit dirty but oh well, black is beautiful but so hard to keep dust off on a farm.

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The Silverhorse quarter windows are on their way, i dont know how long it'll take. Then tint the windows and tail lights. Afterthat who knows what'll happen
 
So I finally got a few pictures of my car today when i got home and it was pretty decent out still, cleaned it up a wee bit and went up on the hill for some pics. It however has since rained and left her a tad bit dirty but oh well, black is beautiful but so hard to keep dust off on a farm.

Looking good:nice: I agree, black sure does look sharp...when it's clean.

I just washed and waxed mine yesterday afternoon and 30 minutes later it was yellow on top from all the pollen:(
 
Looks nice man, there are few feelings better than washing my car, then drooling over it once I get home. Nothing is nicer than a freshly washed/waxed car with metal flake paint....

I live in downtown Richmond VA, and there aren't really any trees around me. I park under a street light, and can't see any trees of any reasonable size from where I am. Despite that, the next day I come out, and invariably, the car is covered in pollen! It does bother me a little, but I'm just curious where the hell it comes from....
 
Even with just the slightest breeze, pollen spores can carry for several miles...
I waxed mine late Monday morning and here 3 1/2 days later I had to hose it off it was so thick on top! Oh well, hopefully in a few more weeks this mess will be gone.