Since My Mustang Is Broken...

84Ttop

They make new pistons every day, so why worry?
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I enjoy going to a few car shows a year, not that I'm an addict but there are some that are just a lot of fun to attend. This past weekend I attended the Wildwood, NJ car show. 650 cars on the boardwalk and always a good time. I was looking forward to taking my Mustang down to the show but as most of you already know, we crashed the crap out of it the last trip out to the track and it's not quite finished yet. So... (and this is where I'm hoping an understanding group of Mustang fans come to not hate me) I took the car I built for my father down the shore this past weekend. I finished this car about 2 years ago and drive it far more than my dad ever does. I was able to get my car fix in for the weekend and will certainly make some headway on repairing the Mustang this week.
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And this is why I couldn't make it with the Mustang...
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Anyone else have to cheat on there Mustang every once in a while to get the car fix in? Or am I all alone...
 
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