COramprat said:You complain like you just drive a completly stock Mustang but then you look at your sig and there is a pic of your car lined up at the track with a list of mods and times for NO2 runs...What am I missing here? You have a 6 year old car that has seen some signifcant track time. I'm betting the street time is pretty rough also. There are plenty of imports here that see mods and the track and they are no less likely to break that my Mustang. On the other hand the cars that are just driven leisurely are doing fine..import and domestic.
Point is you have to pay to play...parts break and wear faster when you play. Appearance factors are not what I consider a problem especially when the car has a little age on it. No car is immune from those problems.
If you read my first post, you would see that 'pay to play' is the entire point of this thread. Just moreso with Mustangs. Stuff was blowing up before it even saw any real 'abuse'.
Anyway, even with all the stuff going wrong.. I cant think of another car I'd rather spend my money on. You could give me a brand new Lexus and I'd just be waiting to drive the Mustang again the entire time.
Just a small detail :SNSign:
Then after the 3rd time it stranded me, the Honda dealer told me the engine was F****D, and I needed a new engine. That's when I slapped a for sale sign in the window, bent over, and took a $5000 raping just to get rid of it. The sad thing is, compared to some other import-owning friends I have, I got off easy. That one Accord cost me far, far more than the 5 Fords I had before it COMBINED. (1985 Tempo, 1991 Escort GT, 1988 Mustang GT, 1990 Mercury Topaz, 1989 Escort GT.) I never, ever abused or raced that Accord in any way. Yes, the Accord was mid-to-high mileage, but so were all the Fords I listed. 


