Hello All!!
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Joined: Apr 2009
Posts: 3
From: Oregon
Hello All!!
Hello All!!
New to the forum but an old Mustang lover.
So a lil bit about me.
First car I bought when I turned 16 was a 1965 Mustang Coupe (straight 6 - auto) this is not a numbers car but at 16 yrs old I didn't care - replaced the interior, rebuilt the engine and baby'd the tranny - this was my daily driver. I still have this car just now it's in much need of TLC ... oh and the 351W that I just recently aquired may find a home under it's hood
I have had numerous Mustangs over the years - 2000 coupe, 2000 GT and 2002 Convertible just to name a few.
The 2005 GT is now my therapy car. Very fun to drive and the Shaker1000 rocks!! I have no real plans to mod the GT other than swapping the wheels for something a bit more flashy and add some chrome tips to the exhaust (you know a girl has to have her bling). The GT is definately a girl -- she has not earned a name yet (yes I'm one of those ppl -- names her cars).
So far I love this site - the forums have been very informational and at times very funny. I hope to be able to ask questions along the way (I know enough about cars to be dangerous - as my ex always tells me).
Looking forward to sharing the joys and sorrows of owning Mustangs - I know they have always been a big part of my life.
Thankx!!
~~ Jen
New to the forum but an old Mustang lover.
So a lil bit about me.
First car I bought when I turned 16 was a 1965 Mustang Coupe (straight 6 - auto) this is not a numbers car but at 16 yrs old I didn't care - replaced the interior, rebuilt the engine and baby'd the tranny - this was my daily driver. I still have this car just now it's in much need of TLC ... oh and the 351W that I just recently aquired may find a home under it's hood
I have had numerous Mustangs over the years - 2000 coupe, 2000 GT and 2002 Convertible just to name a few.
The 2005 GT is now my therapy car. Very fun to drive and the Shaker1000 rocks!! I have no real plans to mod the GT other than swapping the wheels for something a bit more flashy and add some chrome tips to the exhaust (you know a girl has to have her bling). The GT is definately a girl -- she has not earned a name yet (yes I'm one of those ppl -- names her cars).
So far I love this site - the forums have been very informational and at times very funny. I hope to be able to ask questions along the way (I know enough about cars to be dangerous - as my ex always tells me).
Looking forward to sharing the joys and sorrows of owning Mustangs - I know they have always been a big part of my life.
Thankx!!
~~ Jen
