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[BrandoS550]

Well guys I'm not new to Mustangs but this is my first S550 model. Been a import guy all my life because it was cheap to go fast with a Honda. My last car was a Honda Civic but it got stolen! I've had plenty Hondas in the past but anyways. Which lead me to buy this PP2 velocity blue Mustang. I was in the process of saving up for a Mach1 handling package, I did put a down for it at a dealership but when my civic got stolen I had to get my money back and search for a PP2 GT asap.Not a big fan of the GT350 with the pre facelift headlight. I made a good deal with a dealership to get a PP2 a "2020" model off their lot. So here I am now. I'm happy with the buy.

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[Adamone92]

Well guys I'm not new to Mustangs but this is my first S550 model. Been a import guy all my life because it was cheap to go fast with a Honda. My last car was a Honda Civic but it got stolen! I've had plenty Hondas in the past but anyways. Which lead me to buy this PP2 velocity blue Mustang. I was in the process of saving up for a Mach1 handling package, I did put a down for it at a dealership but when my civic got stolen I had to get my money back and search for a PP2 GT asap.Not a big fan of the GT350 with the pre facelift headlight. I made a good deal with a dealership to get a PP2 a "2020" model off their lot. So here I am now. I'm happy with the buy.

Welcome! Beautiful car.

 

[50thLE]

Hello all! I bought my 50th Anniversary LE new in September of this this year. Wimbledon white with manual transmission and build number of 35. i look forward to seeing all of your post!

 

[Ajmack1970]

I’m Aj Dad always loved mustangs, so he got me into it. He got a 93 fox body, & I wanna say a year or 2 after he got his I looked into trading in my magnum for a mustang. Wasn’t making as much back then so I didn’t get a newer 1, & I definitely couldn’t fit into anything 2009 or older, so I ended up settling & getting an 11’ V6 convertible. Long story short, some idiot totaled my car & almost killed me 10/8/19,

so obviously that cars gone..& I considered a few others, but finally decided to get the GT I had wanted in the 1st place & now I’m happy I got it & I love my car

 

[shinoda]

Hey everybody.... I'm Ray. I live in New York about 50 miles north of NYC. In August, I bought my first Mustang since my last 28 years ago. It's an automatic 2.3 HPP model in Iconic Silver. Absolutely love the car

 

[tomdwa]

Hi, I'm Tom and I live in Belgium (Europe). In a couple of days, I'm welcoming my brand new Oxford white Stang ecoboost. It sits on the parking lot of the Ford dealer right now, getting all cold and wet ! In a couple of days, it will sit nice and cosy in my garage .

 

[Pronichkin]

Hi folks. I'm Artem. I might be the only forum member out here who does not drive. That's right, I don't even have a driver license! I've spent most of my life living in big cities and travelling for work all over Europe, where you don't really need a car. Nevertheless, I've been a Mustang fan for quite some time. (Mostly based on exterior, of course.)

Last year we moved to the US with my wife Kate, and this summer we got our first car—a used 2019 Mustang GT Premium Convertible. (My wife drives, of course.) We used it quite extensively, driving all over Washington state, our new home, and travelled to nearby states several times. We absolutely loved this car.

Last week we went for a social distancing vacation to hike in rural California. And on US-101 north a huge mountain lion jumped right in front the car. I mean, we could not weight him because he somehow managed to run away. But Wikipedia says they may weight up to 220 lb/100 kg, which sounds about right. So, the car went from 65 mph (~105 km/h) to 0 in a second. I have to admit, it turned out to be a very safe car. We almost did not feel anything! (Later, Kate discovered some light scratches and bruises, but nothing serious.) In fact, the most intense feeling was the smell of airbags which of course deployed (and probably saved our lives.) I'd say they smelled shit, but the cop told us lately it was normal.

(On the 2nd photo, you can see some cat fur above the radiator and some blood below it.)

And then it was quite a challenge to get home, given it's weekend and we're in the middle of nowhere without a car. But it all ended fine, except for unplanned expenses of little over $3,000. ($2,000 to get home with all random junk we used to have in the car, and $1,000 is our insurance deductible.) But that's another story, probably not very relevant to this forum.

So, here I am, researching the options of getting a new car. It ought to be another Mustang, of course. This is how I found this forum, and it looks like a helpful and entertaining place so far.

 

[tomdwa]

Hi folks. I'm Artem. I might be the only forum member out here who does not drive. That's right, I don't even have a driver license! I've spent most of my life living in big cities and travelling for work all over Europe, where you don't really need a car. Nevertheless, I've been a Mustang fan for quite some time. (Mostly based on exterior, of course.)

Last year we moved to the US with my wife Kate, and this summer we got our first car—a used 2019 Mustang GT Premium Convertible. (My wife drives, of course.) We used it quite extensively, driving all over Washington state, our new home, and travelled to nearby states several times. We absolutely loved this car.

Last week we went for a social distancing vacation to hike in rural California. And on US-101 north a huge mountain lion jumped right in front the car. I mean, we could not weight him because he somehow managed to run away. But Wikipedia says they may weight up to 220 lb/100 kg, which sounds about right. So, the car went from 65 mph (~105 km/h) to 0 in a second. I have to admit, it turned out to be a very safe car. We almost did not feel anything! (Later, Kate discovered some light scratches and bruises, but nothing serious.) In fact, the most intense feeling was the smell of airbags which of course deployed (and probably saved our lives.) I'd say they smelled shit, but the cop told us lately it was normal.

(On the 2nd photo, you can see some cat fur above the radiator and some blood below it.)

And then it was quite a challenge to get home, given it's weekend and we're in the middle of nowhere without a car. But it all ended fine, except for unplanned expenses of little over $3,000. ($2,000 to get home with all random junk we used to have in the car, and $1,000 is our insurance deductible.) But that's another story, probably not very relevant to this forum.

So, here I am, researching the options of getting a new car. It ought to be another Mustang, of course. This is how I found this forum, and it looks like a helpful and entertaining place so far.

OMG, man, I'm happy there are no mountain lions in the country I live in !!!

 

[Adamone92]

Hi folks. I'm Artem. I might be the only forum member out here who does not drive. That's right, I don't even have a driver license! I've spent most of my life living in big cities and travelling for work all over Europe, where you don't really need a car. Nevertheless, I've been a Mustang fan for quite some time. (Mostly based on exterior, of course.)

Last year we moved to the US with my wife Kate, and this summer we got our first car—a used 2019 Mustang GT Premium Convertible. (My wife drives, of course.) We used it quite extensively, driving all over Washington state, our new home, and travelled to nearby states several times. We absolutely loved this car.

Last week we went for a social distancing vacation to hike in rural California. And on US-101 north a huge mountain lion jumped right in front the car. I mean, we could not weight him because he somehow managed to run away. But Wikipedia says they may weight up to 220 lb/100 kg, which sounds about right. So, the car went from 65 mph (~105 km/h) to 0 in a second. I have to admit, it turned out to be a very safe car. We almost did not feel anything! (Later, Kate discovered some light scratches and bruises, but nothing serious.) In fact, the most intense feeling was the smell of airbags which of course deployed (and probably saved our lives.) I'd say they smelled shit, but the cop told us lately it was normal.

(On the 2nd photo, you can see some cat fur above the radiator and some blood below it.)

And then it was quite a challenge to get home, given it's weekend and we're in the middle of nowhere without a car. But it all ended fine, except for unplanned expenses of little over $3,000. ($2,000 to get home with all random junk we used to have in the car, and $1,000 is our insurance deductible.) But that's another story, probably not very relevant to this forum.

So, here I am, researching the options of getting a new car. It ought to be another Mustang, of course. This is how I found this forum, and it looks like a helpful and entertaining place so far.

Welcome to the forum! Sorry you aren't coming here under better circumstances though. Hope you can find a new one perfect for yall soon though! Glad yall are ok.

 

[highgate]

Hola de España,

even her it is nice to drive a Mu

stang 5.0 GT convertible in ruby rojo.

Actually I am German, but we live here in Spain since 5 years.

 

[yosv0610]

Hey guys!
I'm Yosy, from Miami. Owner of SNAKR (2020 Shelby GT350R) in Kona Blue and White stripes with red pinstripes.
Delivered in September 2020
You can follow us on Instagram: @shelby_snakr
Here she is:

I feel so lucky for owning this magical Voodoo engine and had been able to place the order choosing my favorite combination and optional packages. Thanks to all who made it possible.
Also happy to belong to this amazing Mustang family. Thanks, guys!

 

[Nawsad123]

Watsup ya'll. Been about 6 months with my coyote n ansolutely love it! Pushing about 640rwhp this season with some comp cam stage 1 upgrades coming before year end.

List of Mods:
- Vortech Supercharger with Race mac blow off valve
- 8 rib drive belt upgrade
- Ford performance Gt350 intake manifold
- 1000cc fuel injectors
- coyote billet oil pump gears
- American Racing headers
-Magnaflow street cat back exhaust
- carbon fiber driveshaft upgrade
- Steeds stop the hop kit

Looking for some guidance on how to break the 8-900 rwhp mark!

 

[mjscc1]

Hi Everyone. I may be one of the few members that currently does not own an S550 platform Mustang. My names Mark and I'm here in SE Michigan and actually joined to check out the Classified as I'm looking for a 17-18 GT350. I currently own a very low mileage 13' Boss 302 which I plan on keeping and looking forward to having a 350 sitting next to it. Thanks gang

 

[MrGearhead]

Hi all,
I’m Matt from Illinois (aka MrGearhead) I’ve been wrenching for over 30yrs.. I’ve owned a vast amount of vehicles over the years. Ford’s, Chevy’s, Buick’s, Pontiac’s, Dodge’s + some import stuff.. I’m currently on Mustang owning my 16th Mustang. Just bought a ‘20 Ecoboost. Let the mods begin.. lol..

 

[Super-Genius]

Hey Y'all , I'm Timothy from Dallas
I've only owned one other Mustang. I bought a black 2003 Cobra in the Fall of 2002. I sold that one in 2006, and I've been driving trucks the last 14 years. I had considered a Camaro LT1 this time around, but I was disappointed in the interior, and honestly, I couldn't find one I liked within a thousand miles of here. I ended up choosing a base model GT in white. The 10 speed auto, the 3.55 gears, and a spare tire are the only options. Lol. Anyways, it's my very first auto hot rod, and I'm loving it . Thanks for having me

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