Off topic, but I want to know. What are you using on the car? That thing is SHINY! Or is it just how the sun it hitting it in the pic? Either way, I still want to know what you're using. Beautiful car!I grew up on muscle cars, spent time in friend's Mustangs, but I preferred lightweight cars that could corner considering I did most of my driving on the mountain and am very competitive. Had 5 Miatas, got an FRS, and then drove against some S550 Performance Packs and have had 2 since late 2018. In 2013, I started a government job in Finance and have been working my way up ever since. Back then, I never thought I'd have a car like this but times change and I only keep looking forward. Now I have a personal collection of some of the coolest cars I never thought that I would own along with some motorcycles. I had a personal goal of achieving things like this before I was in my 30s. I still wanted to be considered young and successful. This may not matter to other people but it did to me, seemed more special that way. My advice, don't compartmentalize or put it off. People spend way too much time saying they'll do something eventually and making very small goals for themselves. I saw a post today that said "Success is rewarded to those who get out there and f****n earn it." The word "wait" was scratched out. The morale of the story is if you try to make your own opportunities in life, amazing things can happen.
Lots of mcguires wax, good sunlight, iPhone 11 portrait mode and some good ol editing.
Sweet, I have all those things. I'll try to replicated the results. Thanks, hope you have a nice Thanksgiving.
I have a guy that does a good detailing and sealant twice a year, and then I Meguiars D15601 every other wash. Prob overkill, but it beads like crazy and shines.
Had a Mustang back in the early 90's....and wanted another ever since.
Wanted a Mustang in High School. Was first looking at 69 or 70 Mach 1. Had to wait until 1975. First Mustang was Mustang II. Not a great car and we parted ways after 3-4 years. In late 80s found a nice 67 convertible, C Code. Sold it on a whim to a gentleman who walked up to me while I was washing it and paid me what I thought was a large sum of money. Was in love with convertibles at that time. In the early 90s I bought a 69 GT 350 convert and hung on to that for 20 yrs. That was a beauty in Acalpulco Blue with white top (originally black top). Later sold it for a 70 Mach 1 around 2014. Was looking for something I could drive without the anguish of getting hit. The Shelby was a real beauty. Come 2007 bought a Gt 500 , followed in 2016 by GT350 and now GT 500. What a difference in stability between 2007 GT 500 and 2020. The 2007 had awesome power compared to any car I had ever been in up until that time. It however was very prone to loosing the back end and for that reason I am very respectful of these cars because bad things can happen in an instant. If I had actually got that 69 or 70 Mach I as a teen I probably would not be here. With age comes brains.
