The REAL new car.

[O'Rattlecan]

That looks sharp all cleaned up, and the cute kid helps.

Ryan

 

[slmann]

Looking good.

 

[nobodyspecial]

He really just walked up to it, ran his hand down it, then sat down by the tire like he owned it.

 

[O'Rattlecan]

Atta boy!!!!

Ryan

 

[1970Custom]

Definitely takes after his mom, you ain't that cute...


Need some CVPI dog dish hub caps

 

[nobodyspecial]

You used to tell me I was cute!

I was planning on finding a set of those on eBay or something, till I can get new wheels for it.

 

[Austin]

Fan blades!!!!!!!!!

 

[nobodyspecial]

Austin, do you want the old covers? They are very dirty, and one has some of the tightening tabs broken on the back side. Some slight curb rash, too.

 

[1970Custom]

You used to tell me I was cute!

I was planning on finding a set of those on eBay or something, till I can get new wheels for it.

Things happen, people change...

http://www.americanmuscle.com/mustangwheels.html

Fan blades!!!!!!!!!

Fanblades won't fit without spacers, '03+ use the FWD backspacing...

 

[DNFXDLI]

Last updated months ago! Is Duncan building it fr you?

Hey....

 

[primetime]

Hey....

Well...

 

[DNFXDLI]

That's a deep subject, put it sideways and you have a trench...

 

[polarbear]

Never had a pair of snow tires in my life. Standard all season highway tires all year long in North Dakota.

That's because you can see 8 states over the horizon. Snow doesn't accumulate- it drifts. I live at 850 ft elevation. I can be at 100 ft elevation in under two miles- half that if I don't use roads. Michelin X-Ice here, all the way around. We've had snow to where we have to chain up all four wheels of a 4X4 to get around.

*Nice find, BTW.

 

[nobodyspecial]

Thanks!

However, what you said isn't true of our state, well, the western half anyway. You are spot on if you are referring to the eastern half.

We get snow like crazy here, and while it isn't the Rockies, its far from flat.

 

[SuperCab]

I think you could pretty much see Louisiana from Fargo

 

[jebadiah04]

That's because you can see 8 states over the horizon. Snow doesn't accumulate- it drifts. I live at 850 ft elevation. I can be at 100 ft elevation in under two miles- half that if I don't use roads. Michelin X-Ice here, all the way around. We've had snow to where we have to chain up all four wheels of a 4X4 to get around.

*Nice find, BTW.

Heh, north Dakota doesn't know what snow tires are about. of coarse, neither does OR.

Where i live, if you dont have 4wd or fwd and snow tires you drive it 8 months per year, of coarse theres times when even the fwds have to stay home. Ive seen chained up fullsized pickups stuck on the streets here. Hell i park on my grass in the winter cuz i dont like dents. Last winter i had to fire the super duty up early one morning to yard an F-150 4x4 out of the side of the street ( yes street ), cuz he was from cali and thought all seasons were "gud nuf". Heh lawls.

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