Are trying to order a replacement keyed socket for your locking nuts? Last 2 Mustangs I got the dealer installed them during the PDI and the key and regular nuts were left in the spare tire well.
I don't think those are regular Motor Trend writers--just some lifestyle hacks that have to create content for MSN. When cars are shown to the press most of the writers and bloggers are just there for the free food and trip--only about 10% are real automotive journalists. M/T has always been a...
I don't get why people get bent out of shape reguarding hood struts--I'm not going to make up a number but most car owners never open their hood except to top up the washer fluid--to them it isn't a big deal. I run a auto parts store and when factory lift supports loose their lift they are often...
This really should not be a surprise to anyone who has looked through Ford Motorsports catalogues the last few years--there are some really cool power packs for late model stangs. I sure more stuff is on the way
I'm more worried about parking lot door dings or jerks who key your paint--or the morning we got up and my wifes 05 Vert was egged. If all someone wants to do is take my gas as long as my car isn't damaged-what can you do? Same as someone breaking in your house--take the TV but don't hurt the...
I talked to a Ford of Canada executive and asked him why there are sometimes little differences between US and Canadian Mustangs like block heaters. He told me Ford of Canada is a customer of Ford US so they can ask for small changes--for instance 2001 Mustang Bullitts came with convertible sun...
Didn't Car & Driver do an article where they found the economy gauges where not always accurate? I don't know if anyone mentioned it but the fuel economy ratings are not real world results but a way to compare cars when shopping.
I've met people in my neighbourhood that once they realize where I live comment "Your the guy always washing cars in the driveway--how many Mustangs do you have?"
Our fuel pump suppliers always tell us that driving around with low fuel is hard on the pump because the fuel acts as a cooling agent. Its a good ideal to keep the tank above 1/4 fuel--changing the pump on modern cars isn't cheap or easy.
You know you are right--we got a Mustang club up here (Golden Horseshoe) that doesn't allow anything older than 1973 in the club. I've talked to them at shows and as long as the conversation is about their car they seem nice. I don't get it--I love every year Mustang (even IIs), Mustangs are my...