The Reaper
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Joined: Mar 2011
Posts: 40
From: WA
The Reaper
Hi guys! My name's Graham, I bought a 2005 Mustang GT in February this year, sold a 1968 Chevelle to pay for (some) of it.
I came from a group of chevy guys, and when I told them I bought a ford they weren't very.......supportive.
So, here I am.
The specs on the car:
2005 Mustang GT, White with red leather interior, shaker 1000
K&N CAI
Flowmaster American Thunder axle backs
Custom Bama 91 octane race tune
I came from a group of chevy guys, and when I told them I bought a ford they weren't very.......supportive.
So, here I am.
The specs on the car:
2005 Mustang GT, White with red leather interior, shaker 1000
K&N CAI
Flowmaster American Thunder axle backs
Custom Bama 91 octane race tune
Joined: May 2011
Posts: 9
From: NY
Hi guys! My name's Graham, I bought a 2005 Mustang GT in February this year, sold a 1968 Chevelle to pay for (some) of it.
I came from a group of chevy guys, and when I told them I bought a ford they weren't very.......supportive.
So, here I am.
The specs on the car:
2005 Mustang GT, White with red leather interior, shaker 1000
K&N CAI
Flowmaster American Thunder axle backs
Custom Bama 91 octane race tune
I came from a group of chevy guys, and when I told them I bought a ford they weren't very.......supportive.
So, here I am.
The specs on the car:
2005 Mustang GT, White with red leather interior, shaker 1000
K&N CAI
Flowmaster American Thunder axle backs
Custom Bama 91 octane race tune
I'm sure you'll meet plenty of friendly & helpful folks here. Got any pics of your ride?
Joined: May 2011
Posts: 9
From: NY
No wonder they are jealous. That is a pretty durn sweet looking ride. Must be nice on the Washington roads (that's what the plate says, right?) Now, lemme ask you, do you ever bottom out up there - the pac north can be pretty low sometimes!