Ok ...here she is

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Chesty Bonds said:
But if the underside of the car churns up the air it doesn't really matter how heavy the engine is or how sleek the body is. Underside turbulence is not a good thing at 150mph...
That my friend sounds like fun, I may just have to give it a whirl...once the weather decides to cooperate with me.[driving2]
 

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tool fan said:
I know that this one is not governed, not sure how the front would be light, pretty aerodynamic and there is a big ole V8 under the hood
Actually a lot of those V8's are lighter than our inline 6's. They don't have the heavy head.
 
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Mike, how the F are you getting around when the roads are like that? Days like those (the day-after-snow-storm days), my baby still sleeps inside because I am just a hazard on the road if I take it out.
 
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bahnstormer said:
is it stick at least?
Now what kind of question is that???? I don't think they even made an automatic GT version of the Mustang until 2005.


I am getting around very carefully I guess, this thing is definately a hazzard to anyone who has never driven a car with any power, let alone in this weather, hence the reason I keep finding excuses not to let my wife drive her.[^]
 
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tool fan said:
Now what kind of question is that???? I don't think they even made an automatic GT version of the Mustang until 2005.
Automatics have always been available in GT Mustangs. However, I'm pretty certain that the Bullitt GT was only available with a manual.
 
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You guys think you've got problems? It's been in the 70s all day for the past few weeks here. It's awful. I've got a tan already, just from playing basketball yesterday, and it's not even spring yet! This is horrible!
 


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