Recent content by flg2010

I might go, wife will need to come with me but she said "maybe". Woudl be nice to see some of your cars. I'll have to get my GT washed which is always an ordeal.

I have my GT back for my vacation this week.. I'm most likely going to be going to a brushless drive-through wash to get my car washed and detailed and then I am going to wax some of it. Thats my "event". That and cooking for the wife who is also home.

Another option is to enjoy the car for 3 or 4 years the way it is and then buy a crate engine from ford racing that will fit it. One that is bigger and has more hp. A minor brake upgrade (roters, pads..) and maybe exhast and your set. I bet you will spend aout 7k, have a few months of...

Well my Mustang GT has been in my Stamford Garage sitting there for 2 weeks while I decide on what to do about my breaks. I have a 2008 GT Convertible, its almost 1.5 years old and has 12k miles. Its mostly stock except for: Steeda Air Intake, 92 Octane Tune, Corsa muflers. My problem is...

I would have gone to this but in retrospect I really am too old to have to deal with kids again. At 38 I don't need the drama. Most of the hondas will end up beating a nearly stock mustang because of 1 very big reason, they are nearly 1000 pounds less nd have been turboed.

That $800 included sanding and 3 coats plus primer. The bumper was stained with blue paint accidently because I parked it too close to a freashly painted wall for a week when I went on vacation. While I was able to wash the paint out I discolored the bumper.

I once got my '98 cobras front bumper painted and it cost $800, that was back in 2003 before I sold it. An entire car could cost like $3000....