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I've been fortunate, despite 2 deployments, jumping from perfectly good airplanes, lots of ruck marching, etc... I'm still in very good health, and I transitioned out of the infantry after 10.5 years, in 2015. I'm a data scientist, these days. So, I work on a computer pulling data and doing analytical projects. The old job was harder and didn't lead to a post-military job. This job is probably worth a lot more on the outside, not counting the military pension.
 
15 years ago it was definately Joe Navarro, @GroverDill . And, yes, he lived in SoCal, at the time.

I am fortunate to own my 2 favorite foxbodies. And not teal, Reef Blue.

Joe's best pic (7OCT12 Thanks, Joe!):
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Mine in '18:
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Some Rando at Foxtoberfest '23:
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I honestly think Joe and I both beat the pro, but I love all 3.
 
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15 years ago it was definately Joe Navarro, @GroverDill . And, yes, he lived in SoCal, at the time.

I am fortunate to own my 2 favorite foxbodies. And not teal, Reef Blue.

Joe's best pic (when Joe?):
IMG-20171203-WA0052.webp

Mine in '18:
20180328_191455.webp

Some Rando at Foxtoberfest '23:
Screenshot_20231021_044601_Instagram.webp

I honestly think Joe and I both beat the pro, but I love all 3.
GroverDill! Yes that was him! So same car different owners.

That first pic looks like Mustangs by the Bay car show in Seaport village.
 
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Joe, so many people I've met immediately recognize this car because of you -- they ask about times before I owned it
-- and it's clear just how much it means to the community. I'm incredibly proud to be part of its story now. I hope to not only live up to the legacy you've created but also share the passion and history of this car with others.

Already, it’s given me countless memories—tuning it, taking it to car shows, and even holding my own in some spirited runs against Hellcats, ZL1 Camaros, Corvettes it blew up against and still outran, and more. This car has a soul, and I can only hope to be a worthy steward of its spirit, carrying forward the excitement it sparks in me to the wider community and to the next generation of Foxbody enthusiasts.

When you owned it, it was my favorite car—besides the dream I had for my own build. Now, as its caretaker, I feel a responsibility to honor the vision and passion that you poured into it. This car isn't just a machine—it's a bridge between past and future, keeping the Foxbody legacy alive and thriving.