Mustangs why? I have 2 Fn's a Gt 5.0 convertible '21 and a '19 Bullitt 5.0. I'm not even sure why, I keep asking my self the question. The Bright highland green won the wife over and i guess the Convertible is a must after our sea change in '21.
Only issue is its too hot here for about 7...
I have the same, ordered the Steeda but it was out of stock so I went the Roush- appsolutely amazing!! 10/10 .By standers say its the best Mustang sound they've ever heard. To me its all old school V8, could almost be lifted from the Bullitt move soundtrack.
...I thought I read 704 to Oz. I think they were all pre-ordered. I'm a third owner mid north coast NSW. Car has always been local, it was bought brand knew in Port Macquarie.
Thanks. Not too many Mach 1's in Oz to test drive. An owner said he thought there were about 700 here. Might get there soon, 2 club members have them in the rare orange colour.
I wonder if you'd mind elobarating on why and how it is better than the Gt and Bullitt? I have one of each and maybe interested in the future in a Mach 1. Cheers.
...me to my sentiment as well, ended up buying two. His and hers, zero regrets. As regional folk we have the main highways between towns to stretch their legs and I get great fuel economy. I'm talking country NSW,OZ.
Its normal for modern cars to drain quickly there's so much more going on in the background than previously. I'd goes as far to say my cars would have flattened batteries by day 10. Bought a trickle charger for when needed.
Regional NSW home of the Mustang. The Pacific Hwy which circles Australia and features miles of long stretches here you'll find Mustangs in numbers. Everyday i see them heading North and South. My small town has a couple of black Fm's, a silver, a "21 GT 350 driven by a 70 year old woman and...