Modified Mustang !!! Saudi
05-04-2008, 11:14 PM
#21
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RE: Modified Mustang !!! Saudi
Never have driven in Saudi....but have driven in Iraq & Kuwait. OMFG ya'll are some d*** good drivers and some d*** sh***y driver as the way you handle things as close as you do!!!! But....I got to give you credit as you don't see as many accidents as you do here. VERY VERY NICE looking ride man!!!!!! 
05-05-2008, 11:24 AM
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RE: Modified Mustang !!! Saudi
That has got to be the coolest s**t ever!!! With different cultures in different parts of the world, we still share the same passion for goodold fashion muscle car performance!!!! Naif, your stang looks freakin bad *** and sounds awesome!!! If I had been in Saudi and saw your car I would have flipped out!!! lol
Welcome tothe forum, hope to see many posts to come!!!!!
Welcome tothe forum, hope to see many posts to come!!!!!
05-05-2008, 11:27 AM
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RE: Modified Mustang !!! Saudi
ORIGINAL: antipeterleague
when i went to egypt on vacation i couldn't really see how people can drive ncie cars over there due to the road and traffic conditions to be dealt with.
when i went to egypt on vacation i couldn't really see how people can drive ncie cars over there due to the road and traffic conditions to be dealt with.
05-05-2008, 05:02 PM
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05-05-2008, 05:53 PM
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RE: Modified Mustang !!! Saudi
Like you said, a different radiator.
ORIGINAL: rshamekh
I think they use different radiators over there.
It does get up to 120 degrees sometimes, but they still work fine.
What should be changed in our cars that could help in extremely hot weather?
I need your inputs since I'm shipping my car to Saudi after I graduate from college 2 years from now.
I think they use different radiators over there.
It does get up to 120 degrees sometimes, but they still work fine.
What should be changed in our cars that could help in extremely hot weather?
I need your inputs since I'm shipping my car to Saudi after I graduate from college 2 years from now.
