sad story about a mustang I saw today
 

Hello all~
I came to work today at the shop I work at, and I saw this gorgeous looking red Mustang convertible with tan top. I'd say a 99-02 style. I asked my boss why it was there, and he said the customer pushed it in to have us see why it stopped running and would not start. I got worried... pushing a stang in for that reason is no good. I found out later something was drastically BLOWN in the engine. I think it threw a rod or something. My boss said he asked the customer what the maintenance life was like on the car, and apparently this jacka** didn't change the oil for 25000 miles. I almost cried. What a neglected mustang, and the owner was not worthy of it's presence!

Our shop may buy it and swap an engine into it and sell it, not sure yet.


George

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in the immortal words of Anrold Schwartzenegger WHAT THE ****!!!!!?????

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I know that's what I thought. Wouldn't you notic ethe "low oil" light when it starts getting low? Let alone the ticking valves ? Or the lack of oil pressure??


LMAO

George

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Wudda dumb ass!!! [sm=chairshot.gif]

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lol yeah... how dumb do you have to be. even if you are incompitant enough to change it yourself, you can have it done with quality regular oil for what, $20- $30?


George

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why would u do that

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maybe his mommie and daddie bought it for him and he didn't know that automobiles required maintenance!

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Off-Topic Post.
Anyways he should be shot and never allowed to own a stang again.

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Is that a long time? I havent changed mine in over 30000 miles...