Belgium

[Voodoo077]

Good and bad news.
The good the car should arrive at the dealer end of the week.
The bad ... It then takes upto 2! Weeks for delivery as they have to check the car completely.
WTF ... 2 extra weeks

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[YLA G]

Well, because of easter it is also slower for me as well. They only have like 1 guy specialised

 

[Notes]

Good and bad news.
The good the car should arrive at the dealer end of the week.
The bad ... It then takes upto 2! Weeks for delivery as they have to check the car completely.
WTF ... 2 extra weeks ��

Congratz! It took about 10 day's for my papers to arrive from customs, then they prepared the car... check battery, tires, wheel lock's, license plate holder(s) in case you want them, wash and that's about it... not sure why they say 14 day's though. It all depends on how long they have to wait on the papers.

 

[Voodoo077]

Congratz! It took about 10 day's for my papers to arrive from customs, then they prepared the car... check battery, tires, wheel lock's, license plate holder(s) in case you want them, wash and that's about it... not sure why they say 14 day's though. It all depends on how long they have to wait on the papers.

It is two weeks after arrival of papers :doh:
Never heard this. Will put some pressure on them as the person who goes with me to bring me there, leaves afterwards for holidays

 

[Notes]

It is two weeks after arrival of papers :doh:
Never heard this. Will put some pressure on them as the person who goes with me to bring me there, leaves afterwards for holidays

The paperwork depends on customs, not the dealer.

 

[Voodoo077]

The paperwork depends on customs, not the dealer.

So once again 2 weeks after arrival of papers or car but between both there might be a few days not more ...

 

[YLA G]

1200€ full omium, just signed

 

[Voodoo077]

1200€ full omium, just signed

Wow very good pice indeed. Full omnium so without "franchise"?
Which company?
With my BM of -2 best I got is 1370€ for the moment

 

[YLA G]

-2 for me to, 750€ franchise

 

[Nicolas05]

Question for my Belgian/Dutch friends...
Anybody know a good place to learn some driving skills, with the Stang.

I come from a 135hp Mondeo and never had a more powerful car. I have the stang now for 2 weeks and it all goes very well, but sometimes I think some specialized training never will hurt.

I saw that in Germany there are special training days organized only for Mustang owners, don't find anything like this in Belgium.

Most driving-experience schools work with 'front wheel drive' small cars, but I don't seem to find a place with 'back wheel drive', more powerful cars.
I emailed Jesco training school (Willebroek) and they only offer private lessons with my own car. (544€ for 3 hours)

Anybody an idea?

 

[nr.09]

Question for my Belgian/Dutch friends...
Anybody know a good place to learn some driving skills, with the Stang.

I come from a 135hp Mondeo and never had a more powerful car. I have the stang now for 2 weeks and it all goes very well, but sometimes I think some specialized training never will hurt.

I saw that in Germany there are special training days organized only for Mustang owners, don't find anything like this in Belgium.

Most driving-experience schools work with 'front wheel drive' small cars, but I don't seem to find a place with 'back wheel drive', more powerful cars.
I emailed Jesco training school (Willebroek) and they only offer private lessons with my own car. (544€ for 3 hours)
Anybody an idea?

Keep your foot under control and think. My previous car was a VW polo with 60hp, asked my dad for advice and that's what he said. Know your car, feel your car, thread it like you wish and it will serve you not the other way.

 

[YLA G]

It's more like a rear wheel drive "problem"

I would also like to take lessons. I believe there are good ones in zolder or francochamp

 

[petstang]

Question for my Belgian/Dutch friends...
Anybody know a good place to learn some driving skills, with the Stang.

I come from a 135hp Mondeo and never had a more powerful car. I have the stang now for 2 weeks and it all goes very well, but sometimes I think some specialized training never will hurt.

I saw that in Germany there are special training days organized only for Mustang owners, don't find anything like this in Belgium.

Most driving-experience schools work with 'front wheel drive' small cars, but I don't seem to find a place with 'back wheel drive', more powerful cars.
I emailed Jesco training school (Willebroek) and they only offer private lessons with my own car. (544€ for 3 hours)

Anybody an idea?

You could do a "public driving experience track day" at Spa - Francorchamps and ask RSR http://www.rsrspa.com/page/basic-trackday-instruction if they can provide a private instructor ?
Their website says you can have a 1 hour program for 149 Eur/hr ?
I have participated in these events in the past (without instructor) and they are absolutely great to learn how to drive your car on a race track at your own pace.

 

[Voodoo077]

It's more like a rear wheel drive "problem"

I would also like to take lessons. I believe there are good ones in zolder or francochamp

Not sure .. I think it is the power combined with poor tires on wet/bad conditions.
I have driven with many cars as well front as rear and I do not think there is a big difference at all. The biggest issue for me is the quality of the tires and road conditions and if then combined with a lot of power it can be tricky.
But during my test drive with the Mustang I tried it really well and did not find it hard to drive but I was lucky with weather (August).
Success all and if someone feels he needs some extra training for sure do it!

 

[YLA G]

I just have ordered new tires (same brand etc but 275 wide..) if I had that info before I would have changed it

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