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your steering wheel's on the wrong side :P PS: welcome ;)

what did I do to my mustang today? well let's see, I made an appointment to have my windshield replaced because of some amazing drivers doing 5 million miles per hour on gravel and flinging it all over the place. Now I have an amazing 3 feet crack smack in the middle of it. g*d damn b*******s .....

this is quite impressive. even more so when you consider how g*d damn bumpy that damn track is.

2020 Bullitt bought new with 8 miles on the clock, currently sporting 68k miles. @Vlad Soare hbu?

those headlights are not pleasant to my eyes but ... what @Goterr0r said essentially.

your garage is bigger then my flat :shock:

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just insane 😲

not really sure why you'd do that but to each his own I guess 🤷‍♂️ it's like buying a red ferrari and painting it blue.....

it came without one

it depends, mine came unrestricted (bought new from a Ford dealership) 🤷‍♂️

let me know if you're ever around my neck of the woods

@350 Feet see above

on a stretch of unrestricted highway

I did 289km/h fully stock

I;d much rather replace it with a GT500

tbh I'm just happy I managed to rent a garage (it's even only 20 min walk from my flat) 🤣 ah, the joys of .......

5 years and 3 months old, bought new: - 101.000km (~62700 miles) - no major repairs - minor repairs: front and rear bumper repainted 2x times (moron drivers), hood repainted /repaired (moron flat bed driver dropped a bolt and dented it), front quarter panel repainted (same moron flatbed driver...

some of you are so damn lucky to be able to even buy a GT500. that being said, damn nice car ❤❤❤

What I do is loosen the filter just a tad bit so the oil starts trickling down the side of the filter and then drip into the collection pan. When that stops dripping, I just unscrew the filter until it drops. This way, more often then not, I don't get oil on the components. I tried a funnel, a...