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Definitely. Maybe at a Cars & Coffee or Big. Als’s. :cheers:

I’m moving and there’s no room in the new place. I’m pretty devastated, but that’s the way it goes. It’s been a great car. https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/detail/741993419/overview/

I’ll be moving in a couple years and there’s no room in the new place. I’m pretty devastated to say the least, but that’s life. It’s been a great car! Here’s the Cars.com listing https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/detail/741993419/overview/

Great! I will do that. :headbang:

Two new Michelin Pilot Super Sport rears due to a sheet metal screw I picked up in my left rear.

Nice!!

If anyone can recommend a better quality floor mat with the GT350 logo on it, I'm all ears.

Congratulations. Beautiful car.

Death, where is thy sting?

Mine started wearing through at the driver's heel within 2,000 miles. I like the mats, so I decided it would probably be a yearly purchase. I haven't pulled the trigger, yet.

I just got mine out of winter storage where it's been since November 1st. It's like it's a brand new car.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! :ford:

Mine isn't a daily driver, but I want to get a little more long-lasting tire. What brand & size did you buy?

I have 20,000+ on mine and rarely add oil between changes. I took my first road trip when it had about 5,000 miles and it used about a quart every 800 miles and kind of scared me. It has leveled out, now, and doing well.

I'm going to be moving to Nixa, south of Springfield. Anyone on here from the area?

Hopefully, they know it's a Mustang. If they don't know a Mustang from a Camaro, I say, "Mustang." If they want to know what kind of Mustang it is, I say, "GT350."

I had a short list of colors/combinations I wanted and a list of those I did NOT want. If you have a color in mind that absolutely trips your trigger, be mindful of that, but I would caution against making it your one-and-only.

All good suggestions, IMHO. My wife had Planter fasciitis and used the soup can technique, which seemed to work. Now, as soon as she gets out of bed, she stretches her calf muscles.

I'll throw out an option. You might consider Kenosha, Wisconsin and taking the Metra commuter train which takes you into Chicago (Ogilvie Transportation Center). The taxes are significantly lower in Wisconsin as well as housing cost. Here are some links: Metra (you would take the Union...