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There are a quite few Mustangs in the Highlands & Aberdeenshire, as you can see we have some fabulous roads to drive on .

Most people I encounter have generally a positive attitude towards the Mustang apart from the occasional spotty teenager in small drain piped hatch backs. However I passed a black RRS the other day that was dawdling at 35-40 on a clear A road, I was making progress in my Fiat Panda as best you...

A friend of mine in the Inverness area has recently ordered a set of Bridgestone A005 all seasons tyres. Will get an update soon. If they come up to expectations, this will probably the route for me at changing time.

If the PS4s has a weak sidewall maybe I should be looking at other alternatives as access to our house is down a 300m farm track.

Thank you kindly for your input, further investigation required on my part.

I feel that the standard S550 steering wheel is a bit on the large side for what is considered a sporty car. After a quick look with a measuring tape we have a diameter of 14 1/2 inches in old money or 370m in new. Finding something smaller would be great .I believe the 350GT wheel is an...

Not been on here for a while, so I apologise for the late reply. I moved from a GT86 Aero to 5.0 GT. Much like the Cayman you can’t really compare them, on your favourite back road the Mustang would have no chance against a much lighter and nimbler car. On a straight road that tables turned vey...

You will find me and a few other Mustangs meet at the Fennel Restaurant in Inverurie on a Sunday morning. V8 Breakfast at the Fennel check out the FB Page. I’ll be there this Sunday 10am to 12 Ian....

Another Grabber with black roof in Scotland, welcome Sir.

You are welcome to pick my post apart, it was just my thoughts........you have a nice day now :like:

If Grabber blue had been available on the MY18 facelift, I would have go for it. But sadly not and don’t know why as it’s a popular colour. I also went with the 0% interest deal, I do have the funds to pay for the car outright. But my money is earning better interest where it’s sitting at the...

Hi guys, Just wondered if anyone on here has toured the Picos Mountains in Spain. I’m planning a euro trip for next year taking in some mountain passes. I though Northern Italy, Stelvio and the like. I’ve been told that the well known passes are a mass of cyclists & camper vans and I...

I find the Panda not too bad in that respect, the cross climate tyres that’s fitted will complain and give in before the car :D

I know how you feel. It’s much the same for me, my daily is a Panda 1.2 which I enjoy, planning ahead is a must to make progress. Once you have a head of steam up, you keep it going. Overtaking people in a Panda can cause a severe reaction :D

Welcome from another Grabber owner in Scotland. :cheers:

Thanks for that, I tend to stick with the major brands. I think it’s false economy buying cheap tyres ,but each to there own. I see Khumo Ecsta’s were also mentioned somewhere in the tread, I had khumo Motorsport tyres on my Caterham R400 very sticky in the dry , but absolutely horrendous in...

I see Yokohama Advan & Toyo Proxes are available in 275-40. I have used both before on lesser powered cars and been perfectly happy with them, but not sure how they would cope with 400+ bhp. Any one tried them yet ?

Not sure if it’s just me. But I found it easier to catch the tail end with the steering in comfort mode? As for the traction control , doesn’t work on my car.

A mate of mine has a 2.2. His comment was very nice truck, but engine gutless. Wished he gone for the larger motor.

Finally autoglass turned up today and vacuum repaired my windscreen. Very pleasant and knowledgeable technician, job done in less than half an hour.