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Woke it up from a 5 month hibernation:

Haha, nope, owned by a couple brothers who charge me $75 a month to store, a pretty large facility. It's about 1 mile from the Flat Rock assembly plant.

Tucked it away for a long winters nap

Drove it to Kroger at lunch

Took a pic after washing/waxing this weekend

I store mine in a warehouse I have no access too from Dec 1st - May 1st, all I do is unplug the battery and put moth balls on each tire to scare off the critters. Have been doing this since 2017 with a few different vehicles and no issues whatsoever.

I believe Eruption Green was only available for 22-23, I say that because as soon as it was offered as an option on the '22 my Black '19 was on a Vroom flat bed and I was in the dealership placing my order. I live 3 miles from the Flat Rock plant (wife spent 10 years at that plant as a...

Drove it into the office for one of my twice-monthly visits, the good Ol' Ren Cen is pretty barren these days

He's also the incompetent, unqualified cokehead half-wit who recommended that states remove fluoride from drinking water (one of the greatest FREE US healthcare innovations of the last 100 years), so let's keep cheese-whiz orange! I'm surprised Eruption Green only lasted 2 years, must have not...

OK, I have to ask the question, what in the world prompted you to wrap your mustang in camouflage? Is it like a drunk night with your buddies where you get an awful tattoo on your chest you immediately regret, but are stuck with somewhat permanently? I know we try to be accepting of others...

It's called the 'green car that's in the garage for 7 months a year', naming inanimate objects is funny

Washed right after pulling it out of storage 6 weeks ago, much needed 2nd bath tonight

That is a nice car, great color and trim choices. I think I may have had the 2019 version:

Drove the dirty bastard into the office for the first time this year (I only go in twice a month) e

My annual April Christmas present, finally grabbed it friday afternoon and washed it this weekend, nice to have it back after 5 months in hibernation:

If the outdoor temp is 5 degrees, what temperature would soaking wet components be, considering wind chill, when the car is driving 50 mph on the way home?

That is too bad, hope Ford does right by him, but it begs the question, why the f!@# would you wash your Mustang when it's 5 degrees out??? Use some common sense.

Getting it ready for 5 months in a storage facility, unfortunately