What should be here?
06-06-2008, 07:08 AM
#23
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RE: What should be here?
That is too funny! But look at the bright side, the car was probably not dogged out by the previous owner.
Thefirst thing I would do is change the oil - women tend to wait longer to have their oil changed.
Thefirst thing I would do is change the oil - women tend to wait longer to have their oil changed.
06-06-2008, 10:15 AM
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RE: What should be here?
ORIGINAL: mhconley
I know this is an old thread but I saw a new Mustang GT convertible in the grocery store parking lot yesterday with those exact same stripes. I know what goes there.
You, my friend, have a BeautiControl Mustang: http://www.beauticontrol.com/Career_Mustang.html
They just removed the BeautiControl name and logo. They also have a badge on the rear.
This is the best picture I could find of one:
Martin
I know this is an old thread but I saw a new Mustang GT convertible in the grocery store parking lot yesterday with those exact same stripes. I know what goes there.
You, my friend, have a BeautiControl Mustang: http://www.beauticontrol.com/Career_Mustang.html
They just removed the BeautiControl name and logo. They also have a badge on the rear.
This is the best picture I could find of one:
Martin
That is hilarious, I have never heard of beautycontrol before, I guess like a bunch of you have said they are like Mary Kay or Avon. That is too freaking funny.
I knew something was weird about the car in general because it was essentially 3 years old but only had 7k miles on it. My first mustang was a 92 notchback 4-banger in a similar color, I got that whenit was 6years old froma little old lady whowas the OO and only put12k on it when I bought it.
TY Martin, I am going to have to show this to everyone at work, you made my day. LOL
06-06-2008, 02:30 PM
#28
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RE: What should be here?
ORIGINAL: spyder14
OMG!!!! TY TY TY. I'ts been a while since I removed those things, but to this day it has bugged the hell out of me on what the heck went there.
That is hilarious, I have never heard of beautycontrol before, I guess like a bunch of you have said they are like Mary Kay or Avon. That is too freaking funny.
I knew something was weird about the car in general because it was essentially 3 years old but only had 7k miles on it. My first mustang was a 92 notchback 4-banger in a similar color, I got that whenit was 6years old froma little old lady whowas the OO and only put12k on it when I bought it.
TY Martin, I am going to have to show this to everyone at work, you made my day. LOL
OMG!!!! TY TY TY. I'ts been a while since I removed those things, but to this day it has bugged the hell out of me on what the heck went there.
That is hilarious, I have never heard of beautycontrol before, I guess like a bunch of you have said they are like Mary Kay or Avon. That is too freaking funny.
I knew something was weird about the car in general because it was essentially 3 years old but only had 7k miles on it. My first mustang was a 92 notchback 4-banger in a similar color, I got that whenit was 6years old froma little old lady whowas the OO and only put12k on it when I bought it.
TY Martin, I am going to have to show this to everyone at work, you made my day. LOL
When I saw the car sitting in the grocery store parking lot I knew exactly where I had seenone before, inyour post. All I had to do wasGoogle BeautiControl Mustang and there she was. It took me a while to findyour postwith the forum search function down but I'm glad I did. I love the redfire color on these carsand anytime you can pick up a low mileage car, especially one driven by amiddle-agedlady, I'd say go for it. Have fun in your Mustang!
Martin
PS - that pink striped black Mustang made me gag - I love pink but that thing looks like someone spilled Pepto-Bismolall overit.
