Pic of my Stang :)
04-20-2011, 03:26 PM
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Pic of my Stang :)
I washed the my Mustang and decided to take a pic with it all shiny. Some bad weather was rolling in and I didn't have time to drive to a nicer setting though :/ I haven't started with my mods yet either, but I will have some pics of those up soon. I'm going to the body shop pretty soon 
In the meantime, here it is in all of its Powered By Ford glory 
In the meantime, here it is in all of its Powered By Ford glory
Last edited by Owen67; 04-20-2011 at 03:29 PM.
04-20-2011, 05:40 PM
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Very nice and shiny. That is a beautiful place you were taking pictures though.
Have you waxed it?
Lol its so shiny I think I can see your dog in the side reflection.
Have you waxed it?
Lol its so shiny I think I can see your dog in the side reflection.
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04-20-2011, 11:29 PM
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Tanner, I waxed it about 3 weeks ago with some of that spray on turtle wax. I'm definitely going to wax it again with a different kind on Friday. I had actually just dried it off. It's sitting in my back yard 
Washing this car is fun to me lol It's not a burden like washing a truck. It's almost exciting to make the car look really good And yep, that's my Beagle, Rebel
daredevil, I use a Canon Rebel T2i. It's not a point and shoot. It's a pretty serious entry level camera. I've taken some digital photography courses and I guess I'd call myself an amateur photographer. I use manual mode on the camera, which really helps make a good image. Photography is a lot of fun to me. I'm REALLY looking forward to taking my car somewhere after I wash it with good scenery and making a photo worthy of a poster or something. I'll be sure to post them all up! I actually do photos of all kinds of things though, but since I LOVE my Mustang, it's going to be my subject quite frequently
Washing this car is fun to me lol It's not a burden like washing a truck. It's almost exciting to make the car look really good And yep, that's my Beagle, Rebel daredevil, I use a Canon Rebel T2i. It's not a point and shoot. It's a pretty serious entry level camera. I've taken some digital photography courses and I guess I'd call myself an amateur photographer. I use manual mode on the camera, which really helps make a good image. Photography is a lot of fun to me. I'm REALLY looking forward to taking my car somewhere after I wash it with good scenery and making a photo worthy of a poster or something. I'll be sure to post them all up! I actually do photos of all kinds of things though, but since I LOVE my Mustang, it's going to be my subject quite frequently
04-20-2011, 11:33 PM
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Lol I just took some pics of my car that I really like last week. Now I'm going to be installing a chin spoiler soon, so I won't even like those pictures anymore. Damn you modding addiction! I'll have to try that wax made it look great.
04-21-2011, 07:22 AM
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Tanner, that wax was pretty easy to apply, but it didn't seem like it lasted as long as it should have. I'm trying another kind, Turtle Wax Super Hard Shell in a squirt bottle I think, the next time I wax it (tomorrow lol) I'll let you know how it works after it's been on for a while.
daredevil, if you're interested in photography, I would definitely recommend the Canon Rebel series cameras. I have used both Nikons and Canons (by far the most popular DSLR cameras ESPECIALLY Canons) and it seems like the Canons are much easier to use. DSLRs are expensive but you can get several different Rebels. They are priced from 400-900 or so. Nikons are a little less expensive, but I think you sacrifice some use friendliness with them if you're just getting started. Several of my friends who had just started photography bought Nikons and steadily fussed that it seemed more complicated than mine. They are both super nice though.
daredevil, if you're interested in photography, I would definitely recommend the Canon Rebel series cameras. I have used both Nikons and Canons (by far the most popular DSLR cameras ESPECIALLY Canons) and it seems like the Canons are much easier to use. DSLRs are expensive but you can get several different Rebels. They are priced from 400-900 or so. Nikons are a little less expensive, but I think you sacrifice some use friendliness with them if you're just getting started. Several of my friends who had just started photography bought Nikons and steadily fussed that it seemed more complicated than mine. They are both super nice though.
