New Owner - 1st Mustang
08-23-2010, 11:08 PM
#13
Damn straight!
The Kona Blue metallic is damn nice in the bright sunlight; cameras do that color no justice at all. When I took pics of mine, it was spectacular, but seeing the pics in my camera, I was damn disappointed.
The Kona blue metallic is a color that you have to see in person. Ford did their color mixing research very well, it is such a beautiful color when you are looking at it first hand and not in a picture.
The Kona Blue metallic is damn nice in the bright sunlight; cameras do that color no justice at all. When I took pics of mine, it was spectacular, but seeing the pics in my camera, I was damn disappointed.
The Kona blue metallic is a color that you have to see in person. Ford did their color mixing research very well, it is such a beautiful color when you are looking at it first hand and not in a picture.
08-24-2010, 06:41 AM
#16
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I wish I could store it for the winter, but my only vehicles are a 2010 Harley and my new Mustang (am sure the Mustang will do better in snow than the Harley) I may end up getting some winter tires if the stock ones don't work well in the snow (don't drive far daily, so not too worried)
08-24-2010, 07:59 AM
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Yeah, I guess the Mustang would certainly do better than the Harley in the snow. LOL
I've never used mine in the snow (personal choice) but I know people that do...and I guess it's not that bad. Not as good as an SUV obviously, but if you don't travel far on a daily bases, I guess you woulkd do fine.
I've never used mine in the snow (personal choice) but I know people that do...and I guess it's not that bad. Not as good as an SUV obviously, but if you don't travel far on a daily bases, I guess you woulkd do fine.
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