The problem with posers is ??
#101
RE: The problem with posers is ??
If people want to spend their time discussing this issue on the Internet, rather than driving their Mustang then so be it.
No one's calling for a law to hunt down people and throw them in jail! This is just a discussion
Besides, it's too windy out here to drive the Mustang right now
No one's calling for a law to hunt down people and throw them in jail! This is just a discussion
Besides, it's too windy out here to drive the Mustang right now
ORIGINAL: teksp0rt
frankly, i dont really care what anyone else does to thier car. thier "modding decisions" do not affect me in any direct way. go ahead and throw a gt500 front fascia on your car and put some cobra badges on your fender. if that is what you like so be it.... what is funny to me is all of the people that come on these boards (this is not the only one) and bash people for doing it... my advice: go drive your mustang, enjoy it, and get of the internet.
frankly, i dont really care what anyone else does to thier car. thier "modding decisions" do not affect me in any direct way. go ahead and throw a gt500 front fascia on your car and put some cobra badges on your fender. if that is what you like so be it.... what is funny to me is all of the people that come on these boards (this is not the only one) and bash people for doing it... my advice: go drive your mustang, enjoy it, and get of the internet.
#102
RE: The problem with posers is ??
to me it is all on what your intent is. I do not agree with the term poser. Not everyone changes their vehicle because of a financial reason< meaning they cant afford the real thing etc, I am one to state that the money I put into mine was pretty substantial. What is more important than the money I put into mine is the all out love, sweat and tears. my gt, gave pleasure to my dad and my son as well as I to work on together as a project. Now as far as having the money to buy a GT350, well unfortunately they do not exist and if they did I still would not buy one for the same reason I built my car they way I did. because it was a family thing. Just like when My dad called me last month excited that he found mea 2007 gt500 below sticker at a car dealer up in ct. he always does business with for the past 20++ years....So I signed the papers and had them notorized, now it sits in my dads garage until next spring or so when I can afford (timewise) to go up north and pick it up....to me the term poser is way over used. its your car, do what you want with it....guess what, I will not be making your payments, and no one makes mine...great people had died since back in the 1700's to give us these rights......enjoy life, enjoy family, enjoy freedom.... That is what a mustang owner needs to do,,,,,that is what americans do.....TJ
#103
RE: The problem with posers is ??
Rolex's are a very poor example. An $80 imitation compared to a $1,000 rolex is like me going out and building a mustang in whatever flavor, Saleen, Roush, GT500 from a Honda Civic. I don't really see what the big deal is, we all start off with mustangs just like Saleen, Roush and the GT500.
#104
RE: The problem with posers is ??
ORIGINAL: cheftjpeck
If people want to spend their time discussing this issue on the Internet, rather than driving their Mustang then so be it. No one's calling for a law to hunt down people and throw them in jail! This is just a discussion
If people want to spend their time discussing this issue on the Internet, rather than driving their Mustang then so be it. No one's calling for a law to hunt down people and throw them in jail! This is just a discussion
ORIGINAL: cheftjpeck
to me it is all on what your intent is. I do not agree with the term poser. Not everyone changes their vehicle because of a financial reason< meaning they cant afford the real thing etc, I am one to state that the money I put into mine was pretty substantial. What is more important than the money I put into mine is the all out love, sweat and tears. my gt, gave pleasure to my dad and my son as well as I to work on together as a project. Now as far as having the money to buy a GT350, well unfortunately they do not exist and if they did I still would not buy one for the same reason I built my car they way I did. because it was a family thing. Just like when My dad called me last month excited that he found mea 2007 gt500 below sticker at a car dealer up in ct. he always does business with for the past 20++ years....So I signed the papers and had them notorized, now it sits in my dads garage until next spring or so when I can afford (timewise) to go up north and pick it up....to me the term poser is way over used. its your car, do what you want with it....guess what, I will not be making your payments, and no one makes mine...great people had died since back in the 1700's to give us these rights......enjoy life, enjoy family, enjoy freedom.... That is what a mustang owner needs to do,,,,,that is what americans do.....TJ
to me it is all on what your intent is. I do not agree with the term poser. Not everyone changes their vehicle because of a financial reason< meaning they cant afford the real thing etc, I am one to state that the money I put into mine was pretty substantial. What is more important than the money I put into mine is the all out love, sweat and tears. my gt, gave pleasure to my dad and my son as well as I to work on together as a project. Now as far as having the money to buy a GT350, well unfortunately they do not exist and if they did I still would not buy one for the same reason I built my car they way I did. because it was a family thing. Just like when My dad called me last month excited that he found mea 2007 gt500 below sticker at a car dealer up in ct. he always does business with for the past 20++ years....So I signed the papers and had them notorized, now it sits in my dads garage until next spring or so when I can afford (timewise) to go up north and pick it up....to me the term poser is way over used. its your car, do what you want with it....guess what, I will not be making your payments, and no one makes mine...great people had died since back in the 1700's to give us these rights......enjoy life, enjoy family, enjoy freedom.... That is what a mustang owner needs to do,,,,,that is what americans do.....TJ
#105
RE: The problem with posers is ??
Folks have been building Shelby "replicas" since the 60's, right? Do I think it's right or would I do it myself? No, I wouldn't. Those cars are unique, that's why people pay 20k above sticker for them (which I think is really silly, actually). I guess when you have one with 10k miles on it in 20 years or so it won'tseem that silly, but I'm not wealthy enough yet (and I'd have to be REALLY wealthy) to buy a 50-60k car and not drive the wheels off it.
#106
RE: The problem with posers is ??
ORIGINAL: teksp0rt
I think you misinterpreted what I meant. I just hate it when people bash other people because they throw on a few cobra badges or a new front fascia. Why do they care so much that they have to put other people down?
I read your posts and you have some valid arguments. However, I believe that you are truly one of the minority, as you can actually afford a GT500. Most people cannot, even at sticker price, and I am willing to bet that many people on this board are making payments on their Mustang GT's / v6's, etc. BTW, I like what you have done with your ride.
ORIGINAL: cheftjpeck
If people want to spend their time discussing this issue on the Internet, rather than driving their Mustang then so be it. No one's calling for a law to hunt down people and throw them in jail! This is just a discussion
If people want to spend their time discussing this issue on the Internet, rather than driving their Mustang then so be it. No one's calling for a law to hunt down people and throw them in jail! This is just a discussion
ORIGINAL: cheftjpeck
to me it is all on what your intent is. I do not agree with the term poser. Not everyone changes their vehicle because of a financial reason< meaning they cant afford the real thing etc, I am one to state that the money I put into mine was pretty substantial. What is more important than the money I put into mine is the all out love, sweat and tears. my gt, gave pleasure to my dad and my son as well as I to work on together as a project. Now as far as having the money to buy a GT350, well unfortunately they do not exist and if they did I still would not buy one for the same reason I built my car they way I did. because it was a family thing. Just like when My dad called me last month excited that he found mea 2007 gt500 below sticker at a car dealer up in ct. he always does business with for the past 20++ years....So I signed the papers and had them notorized, now it sits in my dads garage until next spring or so when I can afford (timewise) to go up north and pick it up....to me the term poser is way over used. its your car, do what you want with it....guess what, I will not be making your payments, and no one makes mine...great people had died since back in the 1700's to give us these rights......enjoy life, enjoy family, enjoy freedom.... That is what a mustang owner needs to do,,,,,that is what americans do.....TJ
to me it is all on what your intent is. I do not agree with the term poser. Not everyone changes their vehicle because of a financial reason< meaning they cant afford the real thing etc, I am one to state that the money I put into mine was pretty substantial. What is more important than the money I put into mine is the all out love, sweat and tears. my gt, gave pleasure to my dad and my son as well as I to work on together as a project. Now as far as having the money to buy a GT350, well unfortunately they do not exist and if they did I still would not buy one for the same reason I built my car they way I did. because it was a family thing. Just like when My dad called me last month excited that he found mea 2007 gt500 below sticker at a car dealer up in ct. he always does business with for the past 20++ years....So I signed the papers and had them notorized, now it sits in my dads garage until next spring or so when I can afford (timewise) to go up north and pick it up....to me the term poser is way over used. its your car, do what you want with it....guess what, I will not be making your payments, and no one makes mine...great people had died since back in the 1700's to give us these rights......enjoy life, enjoy family, enjoy freedom.... That is what a mustang owner needs to do,,,,,that is what americans do.....TJ
#107
RE: The problem with posers is ??
I have a $2000 Sinn U2 watch on my wrist, but a moron driver on the street can't take it away from me in an instant. I'll divy up for that kind of stuff but I just couldn't bear to drive an authentic Shelby that I paid 60k for on my local streets and not feel stressed out. Maybereplicas ARE the way to go [8D].
#108
RE: The problem with posers is ??
ORIGINAL: Rubrignitz
I just couldn't bear to drive an authentic Shelby that I paid 60k for on my local streets and not feel stressed out. Maybereplicas ARE the way to go [8D].
I just couldn't bear to drive an authentic Shelby that I paid 60k for on my local streets and not feel stressed out. Maybereplicas ARE the way to go [8D].
#109
RE: The problem with posers is ??
ORIGINAL: Rubrignitz
I have a $2000 Sinn U2 watch on my wrist, but a moron driver on the street can't take it away from me in an instant. I'll divy up for that kind of stuff but I just couldn't bear to drive an authentic Shelby that I paid 60k for on my local streets and not feel stressed out. Maybereplicas ARE the way to go [8D].
I have a $2000 Sinn U2 watch on my wrist, but a moron driver on the street can't take it away from me in an instant. I'll divy up for that kind of stuff but I just couldn't bear to drive an authentic Shelby that I paid 60k for on my local streets and not feel stressed out. Maybereplicas ARE the way to go [8D].
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