Grimmer
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If I could only decide on the color, I'd be right there with 'ya.Not today, but finished painting the calipers in black using G2 paint. Happy with how they turned out.
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If I could only decide on the color, I'd be right there with 'ya.Not today, but finished painting the calipers in black using G2 paint. Happy with how they turned out.
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You were spot-on with the parts on the diagram. Thanks, dude!Its not just the nut, there is a captive stud that is required also.
And yes, it is the same item as the top
Looks like it might be 5,6,7 from the schematic.
Nice job! Did you take the calipers off to do it?Not today, but finished painting the calipers in black using G2 paint. Happy with how they turned out.
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Thanks! Yes, all the brake components came off to get them fully painted. Back and front. I was already replacing shocks/struts at the timeNice job! Did you take the calipers off to do it?
Also love those wheels.
Well done! I remember when I was that age and my father said to me, "Son, you'll probably never have the best / most expensive car on the road, but you can have the cleanest. Probably why I keep my car(s) in good shape 30 something years later.
My dad always brags about his '62 Corvette, "black on black, 327 with mechanical lifters" ya de da de da. Now when I take him for a ride in the Mustang he looks for the Oh Shit Handle LOL. But yes, I learned a lot of lessons about cars from my Dad. You can't buy that kind of knowledge transfer!
I have to say I am a touch jealous reading these. My father is not at all interested in cars except for the fact his son is.I love it. Been trying to teach my 7yr old the same. He wants to help wash the mustang but my training ground is the Excursion with bad paint and….shhh the wife’s car. Teaching the young ones to appreciate the desire to take care of something is a lost art. My kids are not those of “well I didn’t pay for it”. Kudos to you and your son!
Oh and I do preach as well if it touches the ground it doesn’t touch the car lol (even with bad paint).
I know I was very lucky to have the childhood I did. 2 loving parents that have been married 50+ year now. I still have a great relationship with both. I talk to my mom ever day. I go to GA to visit once a year and they bought a small condo in Tampa to spend the winter months down here. My dad has always love cars but not always in the financial position to have fun cars. He still talks about the one that got away, a 69 Roadrunner he bought new as a young adult.I have to say I am a touch jealous reading these. My father is not at all interested in cars except for the fact his son is.
I'm also unlikely be able to have my own children, even so, I still have that desire to pass on my knowledge.
Treasure it guys.
I hear you man, I hear you. And I am super thankful to have moments like this!I have to say I am a touch jealous reading these. My father is not at all interested in cars except for the fact his son is.
I'm also unlikely be able to have my own children, even so, I still have that desire to pass on my knowledge.
Treasure it guys.
Will report after work when I fill up at my local Costco. Monday when I filled it was 4.44 I think for 93Cheap fuel, premium is $5.09 a gallon here in nw Pennsylvania.
Great pic and story.I know I was very lucky to have the childhood I did. 2 loving parents that have been married 50+ year now. I still have a great relationship with both. I talk to my mom ever day. I go to GA to visit once a year and they bought a small condo in Tampa to spend the winter months down here. My dad has always love cars but not always in the financial position to have fun cars. He still talks about the one that got away, a 69 Roadrunner he bought new as a young adult.
Here's a pic I took with both our mustangs a couple years ago.
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Great pic and story.
BTW, I like his better. I had a black 2014 that I should have never sold.
The 13/14's were the best looking modern mustangs by far! -- And I own a 2018