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Here she is with her OEM wheels, which I still have:

Ditto on all the above sentiments, though as she is now near 30 years of age I don't push her so hard anymore.

Those of us up here who care about such things fill ‘er up with craft beers since the multinationals took over Molson and Labatt. 🍻

Besides that, we also can't use maple syrup as we're already being forced to dip into our strategic reserves: https://www.cnn.com/2021/11/28/business/canada-maple-syrup-reserves-shortage/index.html

Yikes. That's pretty rotten. First I heard of it. I suppose by the time I took delivery of my Bullitt at the start of 2020 the heat would have died down but my guess is that some members of this forum were pretty pissed about it. Odd that just Canadians were stuck with the wrong tach: From what...

Are you sure about that? I ask because that would be pretty shoddy workmanship and product delivery on the part of Ford. Defective, in fact, I would say. If you have one I guess that would be proof enough... though I would still find it very strange. And disappointing. Also, I am certain that...

What does the redline have to do with the KM/H and MPH? I'm not following and am curious about what you guys are talking about. By the way, my Bullitt has no block heater, everything is hunky dory with the tach, and it's easy to switch back and forth between KM/H and MPH.

Some days, like today, aren’t meant for driving pretty much anything. Pics taken in downtown Toronto while walking to work this morning.

Visiting the monastery at Saint-Benoît-du-Lac, Quebec… … which is over 400 miles from home in Toronto, Ontario. Buy the car, enjoy the car, whether winter, spring, summer or fall.

Photos? I rented a pony package black convertible this summer in Vancouver and it looked great:

You could get one of these for when you’re not using your cup holders: https://5spurs.com/gallery/

Oh no, here we go again. Bikeman315 is absolutely, totally, 100% wrong. Winter tires are not snow tires, they are tires that are designed to be better than both summer tires and all seasons in both colder temperatures and snow. All seasons are compromise tires that you might want to use if you...

I can agree with a lot of this except that our government in Canada (provincial, federal, and judiciary) no more deems the rights that are good enough for us than yours does the same for you (state, federal, and judiciary). We’re also a great deal more like Americans than you suggest in many...

Strike one: The first few links here take you to websites hosted by gun enthusiasts. Strike two: Snopes - https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/australian-guns/ Strike three: Politifact -...

Actually, it was a force of 4,500 British regulars led by Major General Ross that invaded Washington and burned the White House, not a bunch of vandals from Bermuda: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burning_of_Washington The 9/11 contingent were definitely terrorists by any definition, though...

A 2014 review in the Annals of Internal Medicine concluded that having a firearm in the home, even when it’s properly stored, doubles your risk of becoming a victim of homicide and triples the risk of suicide: https://www.acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/M13-1301 This is not the only study that comes...

We don’t have much of a car jacking problem where I live. Fewer firearm problems, too: Firearm deaths per 100,000, Canada: 1.94 Firearm deaths per 100,000, Kentucky: 17.5

Stock Bullitt so 3.73 final drive with the taller gears of the 2018 and up MT82.

On the other hand, one of the great things about a manual is that you choose how and when to shift and what gear to shift into.

Yes, but like I mentioned I have to have my fun somehow and that’s where the great normally-aspirated Coyote just begins to really rock, at least in my opinion (with another 3000 rpm of escalating aural drama to go). Also, I probably shift a bit lower than that much of the time, though I try not...