Well I promised pics of my car

HISSIN50 said:
I'm not hip to the lingo :rlaugh:. Are you talkin about bumper-insert letters? If not, provide more info so I know what you guys mean. Thanks. :nice:

Look on the side of the bumper, behind the rear tires, see that red thing? Pretty sure that's what he is referring too. They make those in clear as well. :D
 
gcomfx.com said:
Look on the side of the bumper, behind the rear tires, see that red thing? Pretty sure that's what he is referring too. They make those in clear as well. :D
Ah, thanks. My car's dark red so I dont hardly see those lenses (barely remembered them). That does sound correct though. :nice:
 
SeventyMach1 said:
That straight piece of molding that runs across the center of the doors. For the longest time, we thought it was a Canadian only thing. Guess not.

lol

we thought it was to protect us from scraping against the snowbanks...:canada:

Eddddit: By the way, car is looking incredible....so very very clean :nice:
 
SeventyMach1 said:
Philipino's eat elephant ears (the plant) ... which are toxic.


Good luck.



EDIT: BTW, is that where you're originally from?

Yup, I was born here, came to America when I was 2. Place is great. I get a lot of wierd looks though, since I'm "American" height and I'm usually wearing Virginia Tech shirts, LOL...

I would hate to bring my car here. The traffic is always bumper to bumper, and the lanes are a lot smaller. You can basically slap the guy next to you. People are so used to it, they even drive on the wrong side of the road and the shoulder to pass someone. Some expert drivers over here, I took American roads for granted, lol. Oh and did I mention there are like dogs and little kids running across the roads every 10 feet.

Haven't seen any Mustangs, but a couple of Camaros, 300zxs, a lot of 240s, and one R34.
 
WhiteStallionGT said:
Haven't seen any Mustangs, but a couple of Camaros, 300zxs, a lot of 240s, and one R34.



Wow.



A guy I work with (34 years old) transferred from the British Army to the U.S. Army. He's only been here for 6 years ..... but he NEVER seen a Mustang until he came to the States. Must really be a rarity in other countries.
 
SeventyMach1 said:
Wow.



A guy I work with (34 years old) transferred from the British Army to the U.S. Army. He's only been here for 6 years ..... but he NEVER seen a Mustang until he came to the States. Must really be a rarity in other countries.

Yeah, it was a pretty big suprise. My relatives here know what they are though, and I showed them pics of my car and they knew it was a 5.0 w/o me telling them.

It helps me appreciate the rarity of our cars even more, it's good to know that there are only a few places in the world where Mustangs can be seen.