Spoiler / Wing Options?
11-08-2010, 02:02 PM
#81
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this thread should have ended after 1st page lol
3 sexiest spoilers evar listed,
steeda/saleen/03cobrah.
also, O.P you're an ******* pushing a GT-R and making your girl drive a mustang, buy her a benz or something lol.
3 sexiest spoilers evar listed,
steeda/saleen/03cobrah.
also, O.P you're an ******* pushing a GT-R and making your girl drive a mustang, buy her a benz or something lol.
11-08-2010, 02:15 PM
#82
+1 ...I mean at least buy her a newer "nice"/more comfortable s197 mustang/03 cobra, I'm a fan of BMWs
11-08-2010, 02:24 PM
#83
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11-08-2010, 02:25 PM
#84
those pictures are freakin huge haha... you could always change the wing out without her knowing and see if 1. she notices (though i imagine it would be hard to miss not having a picnic table on your trunk lid) and 2. she doesn't realize that it looks a heck of a lot better
and i still vote for the steeda
and i still vote for the steeda
11-08-2010, 03:53 PM
#85
11-09-2010, 06:37 AM
#88
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Location: New York
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She's a young girl and believe it or not, the Mustang has always been her dream car. I went to a couple of dealerships with her and checked out the C-class, a beautiful Jaguar, a 3-series coupe, and a few others. She liked them all but nothing actually lit her face up like the 'Stang! Lol I know it sounds funny but she really loves Mustangs. She's not really one that's into luxury as much as she is into performance and power. Also, she is horrible at driving stick so Cobra was out of the question (trust me, I would take a Cobra over this anyday). I also was pushing for a Mitsu Evo because of the AWD and the modability, but again, she can't drive stick. She chose this car. She loved the color scheme and the sound and the interior. She's driven my Mercedes, BMW, GTR, and Caddy (not the Vette lol) and some of my family's cars (S550, 750Li, etc...). She knows what luxury is and what performance is and she's pretty good at handling a torquey car...like the time she took my CTS-V to NYC while it was snowing...lol
Also, she doesn't come from money at all. This is the hottest car in her whole family BY FAR. Not to mention she just got her license a year ago. I'll let her have fun with this car for a while. Then when we're ready to tie the not, I'll trade this car in and use it as a down payment on something else...either the newer Mustang GT or perhaps the newer Evo MR (it has dual clutch so she can drive it lol).
Bottom line: this is the car that makes her happy. Plus I don't mind driving it either.
Also, she doesn't come from money at all. This is the hottest car in her whole family BY FAR. Not to mention she just got her license a year ago. I'll let her have fun with this car for a while. Then when we're ready to tie the not, I'll trade this car in and use it as a down payment on something else...either the newer Mustang GT or perhaps the newer Evo MR (it has dual clutch so she can drive it lol).
Bottom line: this is the car that makes her happy. Plus I don't mind driving it either.
11-09-2010, 08:50 AM
#89
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Location: NC
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Craigslist that thing, some 16 year old with a Honda will be all over it like white on rice. =]
+1 for the Steeda functional wing. Yeah, you probably won't see the 'function', but it's over all a good looking aftermarket wing.
+1 for the Steeda functional wing. Yeah, you probably won't see the 'function', but it's over all a good looking aftermarket wing.
11-09-2010, 08:38 PM
#90
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: SF Bay.
Posts: 3,035
She's a young girl and believe it or not, the Mustang has always been her dream car. I went to a couple of dealerships with her and checked out the C-class, a beautiful Jaguar, a 3-series coupe, and a few others. She liked them all but nothing actually lit her face up like the 'Stang! Lol I know it sounds funny but she really loves Mustangs. She's not really one that's into luxury as much as she is into performance and power. Also, she is horrible at driving stick so Cobra was out of the question (trust me, I would take a Cobra over this anyday). I also was pushing for a Mitsu Evo because of the AWD and the modability, but again, she can't drive stick. She chose this car. She loved the color scheme and the sound and the interior. She's driven my Mercedes, BMW, GTR, and Caddy (not the Vette lol) and some of my family's cars (S550, 750Li, etc...). She knows what luxury is and what performance is and she's pretty good at handling a torquey car...like the time she took my CTS-V to NYC while it was snowing...lol
Also, she doesn't come from money at all. This is the hottest car in her whole family BY FAR. Not to mention she just got her license a year ago. I'll let her have fun with this car for a while. Then when we're ready to tie the not, I'll trade this car in and use it as a down payment on something else...either the newer Mustang GT or perhaps the newer Evo MR (it has dual clutch so she can drive it lol).
Bottom line: this is the car that makes her happy. Plus I don't mind driving it either.
Also, she doesn't come from money at all. This is the hottest car in her whole family BY FAR. Not to mention she just got her license a year ago. I'll let her have fun with this car for a while. Then when we're ready to tie the not, I'll trade this car in and use it as a down payment on something else...either the newer Mustang GT or perhaps the newer Evo MR (it has dual clutch so she can drive it lol).
Bottom line: this is the car that makes her happy. Plus I don't mind driving it either.