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02-20-2005, 03:21 PM
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Hello Hello Hello GM guys. As you can tell from my name, i have a mustang, but i joined this forum because i love all american muscle cars. I hate that imaginary boundary that people think up that says if you own a camaro, you have to spite mustangs and vice versa. So i hope to have a great time here and learn more about your cars.
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02-20-2005, 04:03 PM
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Whats up, man. Let the cat out of the bag! what have you done to the cobra? Let out a little info.
I know what you mean about setting up boundries. I work with one kid who has a GT, he's always Mustang this, Mustang that. He thinks there unstoppable. Another kid I used to work with has a Mach. He told me to buy the T/A simply to shut him up.
Unfortunately didn't work. The kids going to blow his motor to keep up! some people never learn!
I know what you mean about setting up boundries. I work with one kid who has a GT, he's always Mustang this, Mustang that. He thinks there unstoppable. Another kid I used to work with has a Mach. He told me to buy the T/A simply to shut him up.
Unfortunately didn't work. The kids going to blow his motor to keep up! some people never learn!
02-20-2005, 04:43 PM
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I think the main reason there is the "boundary" is because alot of the mustang guys think they are gods best creation, but some f-body guys are the same way, you'll meet them wherever you go. Just don't be a punk if you get spanked by a Stang ( if your in a f-bod ) and vice versa, be cool and give the thumbs up 
02-20-2005, 09:07 PM
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Originally Posted by 2kt/a
Whats up, man. Let the cat out of the bag! what have you done to the cobra? Let out a little info.
I know what you mean about setting up boundries. I work with one kid who has a GT, he's always Mustang this, Mustang that. He thinks there unstoppable. Another kid I used to work with has a Mach. He told me to buy the T/A simply to shut him up.
Unfortunately didn't work. The kids going to blow his motor to keep up! some people never learn!
I know what you mean about setting up boundries. I work with one kid who has a GT, he's always Mustang this, Mustang that. He thinks there unstoppable. Another kid I used to work with has a Mach. He told me to buy the T/A simply to shut him up.
Unfortunately didn't work. The kids going to blow his motor to keep up! some people never learn!
02-21-2005, 06:23 AM
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welcome,nice pics.I had a mustang 15 years ago in high school,an 85 gt that was a blast to drive.Attitude is everything,if a guy is decent than I don't care what he drives...a motorhead is a motorhead. 
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02-23-2005, 07:25 AM
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Nice lloking car. Sounds pretty nasty, considering you're broke! I can imagine that thing is alot of fun to drive. No doubt you'd walk all over my LS1. I like that you didn't put alot into the body. Keep it subtle. Sleeper! Nice ride and once again welcome.