I see you have a convertible neighbor in the pic, though not a Mustang. I'm not sure what the climate is in your region of Australia, but in the US, the higher percentages of convertibles are in the milder winter areas. That includes coastal states where the nearby oceans moderate the winters a bit more. The top 5 market shares by US state are: 3.6% in Florida, 2.8% in Arizona, 2.7% in California, 2.3% in Nevada, and in Georgia, 2.2%. With Australia being so large, I'm guessing you have a wide range of temperate and not-so-temperate regions, and convertible percentages probably are affected accordingly.6 1/2 years has flown by, I still love this thing just as much as the day I got her.
For some reason convertibles aren't very popular in Australia - no idea why.
The 1 series is owned by a friend of mine, it was a great afternoon so we went out for a run.
It's looking nice. Let me know what kind of luck you have with the black Gorilla lugs. I had some and they looked terrible after taking the wheel off one time.Breeze's refresh is almost done. All the cosmetics are finished. Last month or so:
1. black GT factory rims, used
2. black Gorilla lug nuts
3. black 5.0 emblems
4. black pony grill emblem
5. Ford Performance deck lid
Note I already the black exhaust tips. So the car is dechromed.
Looks great!
Next on list will be swapping out the Borla touring exhaust
I feel your pain, from another Orange One.Winter needs to end!
Hmmm...Convertible weather for me in FL is when the temp is above 68. But I've got that Florida blood. I'm guessing about 50 and sunny in the "snow belt" is about the threshold for convertible tops to go down. (Kind of like motorcycle riding, as the summer riding season is short in snow belts, such enjoyment is valued greater). One must take advantage of the rarer adventure opportunities.
