Manual
93 octane
Summer and only in good weather, but will occasionally take her out of the garage in winter when the sun is out and the roads are clear of salt.
Mine at around 400 miles.
Now at 7700. If you zoom in you can see that they have smoothed out. Sorry about the rust. I washed and put it away two weeks ago.
Edit: looks like the old pic was the front, but theyâve smooth out too.
My GT350 has never seen snow and ice, and never will. Wonât take it out of the garage if itâs raining either, although I have been caught in a rain storm or two. No need to get her dirty when I have a truck and Jeep to drive.
6â1â and I have a problem with the rear view mirror. Itâs maxed out on its upward travel and over half the view is the top of the rear seats and the swing.
Half the fun of driving my mustang is the rev matching down shifts to slow or come to a stop and listening to the voodoo pop and crack.
If youâre coasting, youâre doing it wrong. đ
I donât if it makes you a better driver, but my generation (Gen X) in the area I grew up in, any guy that didnât know how to drive a manual had his manhood questioned.
Hollywood squeezing every last penny out of the franchise. Last one I saw was the first one with the rock. Lost interest and wonât be watching this one either.
Had a tender on my Ram truck for about 3-4 months. Disconnected the tender and hit the start button. BANG! Sounded like a gun shot. Blew both ends of the casing off. Acid all over the engine compartment and garage floor. A damn mess. Had to hook a charger to the battery leads to jump the...