Fired the car up after a long winter nap and drove to Lexington, KY to referee the first rugby match of the season (Univ. of Kentucky RFC v. Ohio State Univ. RFC). Gosh...I love this car!
Cheers!
Tim
Good for you OP! There was a time I too used to carry my toolbox around in the trunk of my car ('78 Opel Manta) for the very same reasons you are. First car I ever owned after I joined the U.S. Navy. Now, I'm lucky enough to carry what I need to help folks in my F350. Keep up the good work...
Eliminate a speed limit on "the 5"? What's the point? With all of the traffic at any given time of the day, you can barely get out of second gear...
That being said...it would be nice, however.
This^^^!
I have had multiple Mustangs (all V8's...with the exception of the Mustang II...yuck!) over the years and not once have I had a problem such as some of the folks that occasionally post here and on other forums. Take the plunge Jim...you won't regret it.
Beautiful car...really dig the red interior! Question for ya - is American Muscle just as good as CJ Pony Parts or are they about the same? I ask because I have never purchased anything from AM, and just a few things from CJ.
Cheers!
Tim
With all due respect, he did not ask about shipping the car. I took from his post that he is determined to drive it back. In regards to the using a bra or installing chains, he simply made the decision not to. Really...what do you care if he does or not? I thought this forum was designed so...
I have the Blackvue DR900 (Ford F350) and the DR750 ('18 Mustang) and have had zero problems with the BCM. I would say your dealership service folks are "easter-egging" to identify a problem. Your issue would most likely have started right after the Magic Pro install, had the installer touched...
Nope! I was in La Maddalena on the northern end of Sardinia (on the NATO base). I had brought my '91 Mustang LX 5.0 with me from the States and every opportunity I could, drove it all over Italy, France, Austria and Bavaria. I drove the Amalfi Coast a dozen times while there and had a blast...
Very nicely done Mike! I have driven a couple of those routes when I was stationed in Italy back in the day. As a suggestion, and since you document it perfectly, would be to do a segment on the drive down the Amalfi Coast from Sorrento to Amalfi (Italy). Not sure where you're located, but...
I have driven my '15 Roush Stage 3 from Louisville, KY to Daytona Beach, FL (and back) about a half a dozen times, so long distance isn't a problem. As another poster said...you're not going to pass many gas stations.