Search results

Stripes and wheels were both ordered from the factory. They are the 19in alloys with P Zero Nero All Season Tires. I like the vintage look but in a modern size. I originally thought they were an unpainted version of the Bullitt wheels but they are not. I looked on the ford.com.au site and...

Dealer = free storage!

There was just a straight “let see if we can jack the price up” item and a security system. I don’t think the security system even got installed.

Sorry I don't have the fancy photos yet... it was dark on the way home last night. Full story here: https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/2019-mustang-orders-placed-thread-vote-share-here.103612/page-69#post-2425418

The last time I had checked the tracking (a couple days ago, let's be real here, it's always every couple days...) it had me for 1/7. I get a text from the salesman yesterday. There's a change of schedule. Oh, great. That's all he says. I whip open the Ford page again and it says 1/1 delivery...

Spent three hours at the dealer today and I’m too tired to look under the car for the plug. :yawn:

You are sure it was the BBQ tick? Was it regular or irregular?

I've seen pictures of scoring. Obviously not my car.

I wouldn’t use any of those harsh chemicals on a modern windscreen. There could be coatings that might be harmed. Especially something that offgasses. Just a good solid glass cleaner. Windex or equivalent. I use a foaming aerosol spray.

You mean end of March. :bandit:

6-8 weeks is the standard lie.

I have read a few reports about people with cylinder scoring and yet the naysayers are convinced you are unicorns.

He was questioning the YouTubers who didn't even own a Mustang that were making videos.

Seems strange they would pull the wires from across the car just to have power. I sure hope I have the plug in the back just to try to trace the wires back.

So you’re just going to add the wire to the female plug? I thought you needed four wires total?

I would think you would have other things to be stressed about. As long as there isn't water inside the car some condensation is perfectly normal. Humidity and temperature changes are the contributing factors. Using the AC to dehumidify is the easiest fix. We have a similar climate here and I...

Why not try Auto for a while and see what happens? Auto on, AC on, recirculating on. Then adjust the temperature as needed and let the car figure out the fan speed.

Letting any vehicle sit and idle during the winter is a horrible idea unless you let it run until it reaches operating temperatures. Which at idle will take a very, very long time if ever. Condensation inside the engine won’t evaporate properly and you can get “mayonnaise oil”.

It would be unique. But it may not be to everyone’s taste.