I GOT ONE!

In article >, dave
> wrote:

> AuTo or StiCK Shift?

Auto. I know that's a sin to some, but I live in a Major Metropolitan
Area[tm].

> I hope you put the car thru its paces and let us know how it compares to an
> older one?

Can't. This is my first Mustang. It's quicker than my Ram. Although
my truck has a 5.9L V8 so it's no slouch.

> Enjoy your ride and appreciate the fact you can afford one.

I appreciate it, but I also work very hard for it.

In article >, ZombyWoof
> wrote:

> No why would he do that? It was a feeble attempt at a funny.

I know. I was just funnin back.

> He
> meant you can't have the 100+ color combinations for your garages.
> Neat feature, but I think the novelty would wear off after a while,
> unless of course your a kid or a pimp and want to color coordinate
> your interior lighting to your outfit.

I'd like to be a pimp, actually.

On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 20:38:24 -0800, Quiet Desperation
> wrote:

>Stopped by the dealer, and the car was still three weeks away.
>
>But then they did something Real Nice.
>
>The swapped a nearly identical car off the lot and gave me the same
>sticker deal as my order. This one was a tad more because it had the
>Shaker 1000, but I had been having second thoughts about not getting
>it. And it had the sport interior instead of the full IUP, but I was
>having second thoughts about the shiny dash as well. It was just my
>day, I guess. Everything else identical to my order. Straight MSRP of
>$29,375. I put a few hundred on a credit card to drive it off the lot,
>and I'll go back with my checkbook tomorrow to pay off the rest. I
>think the fact I was just buying it outright helped.
>
>I wasn't expecting this, but they let me leave my truck there
>overnight.
>
>OK, gotta go burn six MP3 CDs for tomorrow. Sadly, I have to go to work
>in the morning because I have two meetings I can't miss. I sort of
>called them, so, well, it's bad form to miss one's own meetings.


lmfao
another tard buys a piece of crap

lmfao
send my kid to college

hurc ast

Quiet Desperation wrote:
> In article >, Carl Saiyed
> > wrote:
>
>
>>Hows that rose-tinted windshield?
>
>
> I don't get it. Are you harshing my buzz?

Buh HAH!! Havn't heard that in YEEEEARS ROFL!

Quiet Desperation wrote:

> Oh, I was never really quiet. Desperate, perhaps, but never quiet. It's
> just from the Thoreau quote: "The mass of men lead lives of quiet
> desperation."


Oh, I thought it sounded like Pink Floyd myself.

Quiet Desperation wrote:
> In article >,
> > wrote:
>
>
>>another tard buys a piece of crap
>
>
> I think you need a hug.
>
> {{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{HUG}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}


Don't worry, the only reason some mechanics see the same cars over
and over is they are the crap, not the car. I have an 89 and the only
time it's been worked on is when I upgrade something other then
replacing the water pump and ther rubber peddals. The new Mustangs also
have a really high reliability rating. You wanna talk about crap? lets
talk about early to mid 80s Jags or early to mid 80s Cimmeron/Cavaliers.
OMG!!

In article <52q2e.72422$7z6.9510@lakeread04>, WindsorFox[SS]
> wrote:

> The new Mustangs also
> have a really high reliability rating.

No worries here. I don't write $30K checks if I'm not sure. ;-) That
was the second largets check I ever wrote.

WindsorFox[SS] wrote:
> The new Mustangs also
> have a really high reliability rating.

Um, that's a brand-new car. I rather suspect they don't
have a high *reliability* rating, there's no way we can know
yet. They probably have a very high *initial satisfaction*
rating, though, given all the hype.

> You wanna talk about crap? lets
> talk about early to mid 80s Jags or early to mid 80s Cimmeron/Cavaliers.

Or Yugos.

Dana

Quiet Desperation wrote:

> > AuTo or StiCK Shift?

> Auto. I know that's a sin to some,
> but I live in a Major Metropolitan Area[tm].

There is no doubt about it, in a metro area you gotta have an auto or
the car's for weekends only. I drive my kids' stick-shift '65 fb to
work sometimes, crossing the SF Bay Bridge. Along about the 20th
minute of stopping and going to get through the toll booth I'm ready to
get out and start walking. Keeping the faith is all well and good, but
the car will get a lot more use if it's not torture to use it.

Glad to hear they're dealing (a little) on the GT's. My local Ford
dealer has a silver/black GT vert out front and of course they want the
$5,000 added dealer profit. That makes it a $38,000 car, just a few
thou below a Corvette!

180 Out

Quiet Desperation wrote:

> > AuTo or StiCK Shift?

> Auto. I know that's a sin to some,
> but I live in a Major Metropolitan Area[tm].

There is no doubt about it, in a metro area you gotta have an auto or
the car's for weekends only. I drive my kids' stick-shift '65 fb to
work sometimes, crossing the SF Bay Bridge. Along about the 20th
minute of stopping and going to get through the toll booth I'm ready to
get out and start walking. Keeping the faith is all well and good, but
the car will get a lot more use if it's not torture to use it.

Glad to hear they're dealing (a little) on the GT's. My local Ford
dealer has a silver/black GT vert out front and of course they want the
$5,000 added dealer profit. That makes it a $38,000 car, just a few
thou below a Corvette!

180 Out