Greeting a fellow stang owner...
12-18-2007, 01:25 PM
#72
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RE: Greeting a fellow stang owner...
ORIGINAL: MantaDreams
I would've waved if I just saw you. And would've probably said something like nice car (and it is!)
and if the weather was fair I would have talked to you until people waitin in line started honking. and maybe kept on talking. I'm married and we're secure in our marriage, whatever the hell thats supposed to mean.
But I do appreciate good lookin women. Most good lookin women want to be appreciated.
But it really does get down to the person. their persona, and not necessarily the car they drive.
Merry Christmas
I would've waved if I just saw you. And would've probably said something like nice car (and it is!)
and if the weather was fair I would have talked to you until people waitin in line started honking. and maybe kept on talking. I'm married and we're secure in our marriage, whatever the hell thats supposed to mean.
But I do appreciate good lookin women. Most good lookin women want to be appreciated.
But it really does get down to the person. their persona, and not necessarily the car they drive.
Merry Christmas
You cheat on your wife with your eyes. ALL women want to be appreciated.
12-18-2007, 01:27 PM
#73
RE: Greeting a fellow stang owner...
ORIGINAL: ohnoesaz
I know I wouldnt greet the girl, because Im anti-social. Has nothing to do with her looks or anything else. I just prefer to keep my head down and not talk to anyone.
I know I wouldnt greet the girl, because Im anti-social. Has nothing to do with her looks or anything else. I just prefer to keep my head down and not talk to anyone.
So far I've gotten more looks and nods from people NOT driving mustangs than those that do drive them. Most of the mustangs I pass around here are highschool girls or old ladies, so 90% of them don't know what the hell they are driving aside from a "cute car."
There is one GT out here that looks stock like mine with the same stripe and color combo. It didn't make me mad; it made me put 1/4 window louvers or cdc chin higher up on my mod list =P
12-18-2007, 02:58 PM
#76
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RE: Greeting a fellow stang owner...
In all fairness to my wife,she doesn't even drive our GT/CS. It would be likeputting Tobasco on a Jalapeno.
And you know what's sad? I don't even like driving it. I want it kept perfect, so it sits under a car cover in a secure garage. When driving it, I don't want people coming within 50 feet of it, I don't want people touching it and I don't even want people looking at it. I thought over time this would diminish, but in the 1 year 1 month since we've had it, I just get more and more OCD about it. I figure it'll take me about 5 years to become institutionalized because of it, but at least the car will still look great!
And you know what's sad? I don't even like driving it. I want it kept perfect, so it sits under a car cover in a secure garage. When driving it, I don't want people coming within 50 feet of it, I don't want people touching it and I don't even want people looking at it. I thought over time this would diminish, but in the 1 year 1 month since we've had it, I just get more and more OCD about it. I figure it'll take me about 5 years to become institutionalized because of it, but at least the car will still look great!
12-18-2007, 03:48 PM
#77
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RE: Greeting a fellow stang owner...
ORIGINAL: VanGTCS
In all fairness to my wife, she doesn't even drive our GT/CS. It would be like putting Tobasco on a Jalapeno.
And you know what's sad? I don't even like driving it. I want it kept perfect, so it sits under a car cover in a secure garage. When driving it, I don't want people coming within 50 feet of it, I don't want people touching it and I don't even want people looking at it. I thought over time this would diminish, but in the 1 year 1 month since we've had it, I just get more and more OCD about it. I figure it'll take me about 5 years to become institutionalized because of it, but at least the car will still look great!
In all fairness to my wife, she doesn't even drive our GT/CS. It would be like putting Tobasco on a Jalapeno.
And you know what's sad? I don't even like driving it. I want it kept perfect, so it sits under a car cover in a secure garage. When driving it, I don't want people coming within 50 feet of it, I don't want people touching it and I don't even want people looking at it. I thought over time this would diminish, but in the 1 year 1 month since we've had it, I just get more and more OCD about it. I figure it'll take me about 5 years to become institutionalized because of it, but at least the car will still look great!
The GT/CS is a $30K car not a 1/2 Mil collector car.
12-18-2007, 03:57 PM
#78
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RE: Greeting a fellow stang owner...
ORIGINAL: wingman75
Are you kidding? The GT/CS is a $30K car not a 1/2 Mil collector car.
ORIGINAL: VanGTCS
In all fairness to my wife,she doesn't even drive our GT/CS. It would be likeputting Tobasco on a Jalapeno.
And you know what's sad? I don't even like driving it. I want it kept perfect, so it sits under a car cover in a secure garage. When driving it, I don't want people coming within 50 feet of it, I don't want people touching it and I don't even want people looking at it. I thought over time this would diminish, but in the 1 year 1 month since we've had it, I just get more and more OCD about it. I figure it'll take me about 5 years to become institutionalized because of it, but at least the car will still look great!
In all fairness to my wife,she doesn't even drive our GT/CS. It would be likeputting Tobasco on a Jalapeno.
And you know what's sad? I don't even like driving it. I want it kept perfect, so it sits under a car cover in a secure garage. When driving it, I don't want people coming within 50 feet of it, I don't want people touching it and I don't even want people looking at it. I thought over time this would diminish, but in the 1 year 1 month since we've had it, I just get more and more OCD about it. I figure it'll take me about 5 years to become institutionalized because of it, but at least the car will still look great!
The GT/CS is a $30K car not a 1/2 Mil collector car.
Considering people most people who have cars that cost three or four times as much use them as their daily drivers...
12-18-2007, 04:29 PM
#79
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RE: Greeting a fellow stang owner...
That reminds me of a black Mustang GT that must live close to me. I see him all the time around town and especially on the way to work in the morning. So, the first time I am pulled right next to him at the light and I've got my windows down, I shout over to him and say "nice car!"
He then proceeds to glare at me like I'm some kind of idiot. Doesn't even say anything or nod, just glares!!!! Granted it was a GT, no mods with the exception of exhaust, and I could tell it was an automatic.
Some Mustang owners...
He then proceeds to glare at me like I'm some kind of idiot. Doesn't even say anything or nod, just glares!!!! Granted it was a GT, no mods with the exception of exhaust, and I could tell it was an automatic.
Some Mustang owners...
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